Atrius Development Forced Reset Selector
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Worked As Intended
Got out to the range to try the standard (non-ambi) Atrius Development Group forced reset selector in a pretty basic setup and figured I’d share what happened.
Rifle was a Smith & Wesson M&P15 running a Rise Armament RA-240 trigger with an H3 buffer.
Going into it I wasn’t sure if I’d end up needing to start swapping parts around or tuning things to get everything happy together, but that never happened. Loaded mags and just started shooting.
The biggest thing that stood out was how uneventful the whole session was—which honestly is exactly what you want. The rifle stayed consistent the whole time and never gave me a reason to stop and mess with it. No chasing problems, no adjustments between strings, no “maybe this next mag will tell the real story.”
By the end of the range session I had put 6 full magazines through it and realized I hadn’t had a single issue the entire time. For this particular combination, the M&P15 + RA-240 + H3 buffer seemed to work together really well. Once I got into the rhythm, it just stayed there and kept running.
I know every rifle can behave differently and results can depend on the exact parts used, but if anyone is curious about this setup specifically, my experience was straightforward: install it, take it out, and shoot it.
Final tally for the day: six magazines downrange and nothing to complain about.
Rifle was a Smith & Wesson M&P15 running a Rise Armament RA-240 trigger with an H3 buffer.
Going into it I wasn’t sure if I’d end up needing to start swapping parts around or tuning things to get everything happy together, but that never happened. Loaded mags and just started shooting.
The biggest thing that stood out was how uneventful the whole session was—which honestly is exactly what you want. The rifle stayed consistent the whole time and never gave me a reason to stop and mess with it. No chasing problems, no adjustments between strings, no “maybe this next mag will tell the real story.”
By the end of the range session I had put 6 full magazines through it and realized I hadn’t had a single issue the entire time. For this particular combination, the M&P15 + RA-240 + H3 buffer seemed to work together really well. Once I got into the rhythm, it just stayed there and kept running.
I know every rifle can behave differently and results can depend on the exact parts used, but if anyone is curious about this setup specifically, my experience was straightforward: install it, take it out, and shoot it.
Final tally for the day: six magazines downrange and nothing to complain about.
Most Helpful Positive Review
Works perfectly! Get it today!
Ensure you have a low shelf lower, a H2 or H3 buffer and follow the installation instructions/online videos on how to do a proper function test after reassembly. (order more ammo while when you place your order---you'll need it!!)
Most Helpful Negative Review
Unfortunate
I really wanted to like this. Got it installed, moved freely. Went to rack it to check tolerance and it shattered. Not mortaring not racking hard, just trying to check clearance and score as per Atrius directions. Shattered in like 10 pieces. Theres no way this would handle the bolt cycling. Like I ...
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Atrius Development Forced Reset Selector
Great product. Excellent addition to your firearm. This is a good value for your money. Highly recommend.
Would recommend: Yes
Atrius super selektor
I already had a Hoffman Super Safety, which works great, but I didn't like the selector and the middle position as the "Super. " Also, it requires a modified trigger. The Atrius allows me to use the trigger system I want and the safety selector is standard, comfortable, and more like the M4 I was issued in the Marine Corps, but faster!
Would recommend: Yes
Atrius selector
Seems to be a great item to enhance split times however I’ve yet to test it live
Pros:
- 100 % satisfied
Cons:
- 0 cons
Best Used for:
- all lawful intents and purpose
Would recommend: Yes
Fun mode activated
Well-built selector that is perfect for mil-spec AR platform.
Would recommend: Yes
Works as advertised….
It works as advertised. The online instructions are good and installation straight forward. I tried it with several uppers and had to change buffers with some. The only issue was they could have included the torx wrench.
Pros:
- Simple to assemble and to use
Cons:
- Have to have internet access to gat installation instructions
Would recommend: Yes
atrious forced reset triggers
Love it. Workes great. The service was awsome it even arrived a day sooner than they said it would !
Would recommend: Yes
Just Don't
Using the Recommended FTG. This does not work. The reason is both simple and stupid. Intalled as recommended I never had the trigger pass a funtions test. Installed without the spring and it passes functions test. Grind on your FTG on every side if you like. But this item is purely a $200 novelty gimmick where a spring prevents action. Or grind on the trigger group until you negate the spring wire with and somehow stop the spring from invading the channels meant for the trigger walls. Just dont buy this unkess you like a lot of precision work, grinding, fitting, testing, tearing down and repeating the install and tear down to keep functions testing that may never come. Then eventually cut through or smash the selector spring until not longer servicable.
Would recommend: No
1 of 9 found the following review helpful.
I Like Full Semi
This works so well. I’ve been waiting and learning about the different solutions for forced reset trigger action and probably like many others have not been certain. I knew I did not want to get into gun smithing a solution. When I learned that the Atrius was a simple removal of the selector and as long as I had a lower receiver that had the full M16 cutout and a mil-spect trigger then I realized this was potentially the solution I was looking for. In reality it was that simple. I went to the range made sure the manual safety worked, then made sure the semi-automatic worked. I nervously and excitedly flipped the selector to “full”-semi and cautiously pulled the trigger. An organism of fire and lead leaped out of the LMT Defender like a dream come true. This is what I’ve been waiting for since I was 8 years old. I was able to control full semi bursts at seven yards in about an 8-10 inch vertical pattern. I did this over and over again with no malfunction. I would go from full-semi to semi to safe over and over again with no issues. My LMT already had an H3 heavy buffer since I’ve been running a can on it since its inception. It’s SBR 10.5 “ barrel and gas system needed the weight. It turned into the perfect setup for controlled recoil and smooth bolt operation with no light primer strikes. I did purchase a second selector in the ambidextrous model because I think manipulating the selector will be easier going from thumb and index finger better. This is an honest review with my...
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Would recommend: Yes
excellent safety selector
If your AR has the proper required parts (trigger, buffer weight, adjustable gas block) this safety selector is an awesome addition! Make sure you have plenty of ammo because it goes quick!
Pros:
- EASY INSTALL
Cons:
- None
Would recommend: Yes
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