Reviews & Ratings for Rise Armament OPMOD Hex-C RA-240 AR15/AR10 Enhanced Rifle Trigger and Micro Handstop — 20 reviews — Page 1

I installed this in my Diamonback Obsidian AR pistol 556. It did not function correctly and I tried everything. Had a buddy come over to see if I did something wrong on install. He started over and got the same result. Installed it in his S&W sport II. It worked like a champ. I just gave it to him and I kept the handstop. Just maybe thr Diamonback does not like cassette style triggers. Gonna try a Geissele component trigger next to see what happens.

Nice drop in trigger. Clean break short reset. High quality construction material. Works with no problems.

I like to tinker, build, and assemble rifles and handguns. Everything gets modified and upgraded to achieve what I think is its most appealing and functionally sound final form. That being said, I have experience in multiple triggers- Geissele, Timney, Steel city, JP springs, etc… this is my first rise armament opmod enhanced trigger. I have currently installed it on three separate AR’s and all three seem to have a midway “bump” when charging the handle on the initial pull. The trigger pull weight is as advertised and also a short reset, it doesn’t seem to be snagging in any way other than when manually charging the rifle. I don’t know if it is a rise armament thing or just a me thing but I have only had that issue once before on a PSA build with a mil spec trigger that was replaced. I will be searching online to see other people’s response to that particular trigger to see if I have a defective unit or maybe it needs to have a break in period? Not sure for now but currently not impressed with the RA opmod trigger.

I like to tinker, build, and assemble rifles and handguns. Everything gets modified and upgraded to achieve what I think is its most appealing and functionally sound final form. That being said, I have experience in multiple triggers- Geissele, Timney, Steel city, JP springs, etc… this is my first rise armament opmod enhanced trigger. I have currently installed it on three separate AR’s and all three seem to have a midway “bump” when charging the handle on the initial pull. The trigger pull weight is as advertised and also a short reset, it doesn’t seem to be snagging in any way other than when manually charging the rifle. I don’t know if it is a rise armament thing or just a me thing but I have only had that issue once before on a PSA build with a mil spec trigger that was replaced. I will be searching online to see other people’s response to that particular trigger to see if I have a defective unit or maybe it needs to have a break in period? Not sure for now but currently not impressed with the RA opmod trigger.

highly-rated for fit, function, price, pull weight, crisp break, short reset
Micro stop is on the small side, good for pistol build.
I like the new upgraded hex trigger shape for shorter hands and closer reach.

AWESOME trigger for the price. I stalls easy. Recommend for your are 1t.

Easy to install, exceeds expectations and may be better than last trigger I bought. Definitely satisfied with this purchase.

The Rise OPMED Trigger is a Great Value for the price! Super Easy Install, and clean, crisp break on the trigger. I Highly recommend the Rise OPMED trigger!

I love the hex curve, feel of a straight trigger with the easy constant finger location on the trigger, very crispy and very little take up.... Reliable and easy to install.Ive put more rounds through it with multiple uppers from different manufacturers than I could count, it needs to be cleaned and oiled every 500ish rounds when it gets gritty it occasionally light strikes.

Nice drop in trigger. Good crisp release with no grit feel. I like release at about 3.75 lbs. Have not used the micro stop on a rifle yet.