ZEV Introduces Adjustable Single Stage Rifle (SSR) Trigger
Zev, known for their high-end Glock offerings, is pushing ahead with new products for new platforms. Having become one of the star players in the de-facto handgun completely customizable platform, they are turning their attention on another completely customizable platform, the AR-15.
The new SSR is a non-drop-in trigger, “designed to bridge the gap between the multitude of two stage triggers intended for duty use, and single stage competition triggers.” To this effect, it accomplishes its goals on a technical level marvelously. The trigger is completely adjustable for pre and over-travel. Notably, all adjustments are held under detents to ensure recoil and subsequent vibrations will not change the adjustment.
Pull weight is user-selectable between 3.5 and 5.5 lbs, swapped quickly by changing hammer springs. The trigger bow has been extended for shooter comfort and Zev states the trigger is adjustable for reset over time, which will come in handy for those who set their triggers to hair pulls.
Perhaps most striking on the trigger is the PVD TiCN coating, giving a bright orange hue. It will be hard to miss noticing the Zev when installed in your favorite modern sporting rifle. The coating is not cheap. The trigger is retailing around $250.
Features From ZEV:
– Easy User Install Providing A Crisp Single Stage Trigger Break
– Adjustable to Most Lower Receivers for Sear Engagement and Over Travel
– Adjustable Reset For User Preference
– Detent Retained Adjustment Screws
– Durable PVD TiCN, Copper Coating
– 3.5lb or 5.5lb Trigger Pull Depending on Hammer Spring Used
– Extended Trigger Pad
One of TFB's resident Jarheads, Nathan now works within the firearms industry. A consecutive Marine rifle and pistol expert, he enjoys local 3-gun, NFA, gunsmithing, MSR's, & high-speed gear. Nathan has traveled to over 30 countries working with US DoD & foreign MoDs.The above post is my opinion and does not reflect the views of any company or organization.
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$250 for what looks like a slightly improved mil-spec trigger?
For that money you can get a proper Geisselle trigger. Or if you just want a bomb-proof mil-spec, you can get the ALG Defense ACT for $69.
ZEV must be smoking the good stuff.
Did anyone else notice the clipped tip and mild bow on this trigger? Not a flat trigger and not a combat trigger either.
Just call the TiCN finish what it is... Rose Gold. This may or may not be the next S3G but there cannot be enough high end triggers for rifles, especially ARs. Now where is the 4.5lb spring???