These are made very well. I like the NP3 nickel teflon on the hammer/sear and the black DLC coating on the trigger bow. It was easy to install if you follow the directions. You have to remove your grip then safety selector. But I think it only took me about 10 mins. even taking my time. Make sure to tighten both tension screws and then add & tighten the set screws on top of those with no Locktite.

Observations: With the safety on, the trigger has zero play. There is no slack or creep when pulling the trigger, crisp break, then no overtravel. The reset is nicer and more positive than expected.

I just received 2 Velocity 3lb trigger assemblies and both are just a hair over 3lbs. I checked the trigger pull and gauged them at 3 and1/8lbs pull or less. Both have a really nice and crisp pull with no creep. I put them both in standard AR15 lowers with both being installed with stock parts kit pins. Installation is easy and quick to do. They both installed firm and tight with no movement at all in the assembly. All I can say is follow the instructions and use the lock screws. The pins are tight and firm. I even tried to knock out the pins with no movement to them, to ensure they would not creep out during use. I have 3 Timney triggers now which I have had for years and I would consider Velocity triggers equal to them in my opinion. As a dedicated Prairie dog shooter I tolerate no issues that can ruin a trip. The value for these triggers is great. I can buy 2 Velocity triggers for the price of some other manufactures triggers and have equal performance.

I liked everything about this trigger EXCEPT it pulls at 5 lb, not the 3 lb it is marked as. I dropped it into a Balios Lite Gen 2 receiver set matched with a ODIN 20" grendel barrel. Too bad it did not deliver the 3 lbs as it is crisp, easy to install, and has a great reset. I will replace it with a Timney.

First off, these triggers are excellent. I have 4 of them in different pull weights both curved and straight and in different AR platform configurations. The ONLY reason I rated this one 4 stars is due to, either a heavy parkerizing on the set screws or heavy anodizing on the trigger body. I had to work in the set screws in the thread channels in order to successfully seat the screws against the bottom of the trigger well to set the tension for the trigger pins. This may not be everyone's easy fix, but does not detract from the quality of this product.

I installed this trigger in a 6.5 Grendel build. It was simple to install. Not having to install anti walk pins was an unexpected bonus, and should probably be added to the description.

the 3 lb curved trigger has a small take up and then a near perfect break. total install time 15 mins.

Trigger is a great value for the price. I have spent money on drop-in triggers costing twice as much, and was not as pleased as I am with this trigger. My bench mark trigger is the JP set, which I have in my competition AR. Keep in mind you will spend a fair amount of time fitting the JP fire control group. The Velocity 3 lb trigger would be tied with another brand as my 2nd prefferd trigger choice.

Bottom line, this trigger is absolutely worth the money spent. A great trigger in 2 minutes vs 90 minutes.

I bought this for my wife's rifle because her stock trigger pull was over 7#. I put this trigger in her rifle and her groups are half what they were with the stock trigger. It breaks just a hair over 3# and my wife couldn't be happier with it.

I'm very happy with my Velocity trigger, it has made my Ar-15 more accurate and easier to shoot. The installation was very easy and only took a couple minutes. For the price and the performance I will be using these triggers and every rifle in the future!!!!! Velocity is number 1 for me

I have always worked with mil-spec triggers on my rifles that were approximately 7 lbs. I tried this trigger and discover consistent sub MOA groups on that AR with a 3.5 lb break. My son now calls it my cheater rifle when we compete. I have 2 more on order.

I typically use CMC 3.5lb ,but thought I would try Velocity and save a few bucks. You know the old saying "you get what you pay for". It's a 4lb pull and sloppy, better use a trigger block with this trigger when you're installing or cleaning your gun. I'm sticking with what I know works from now on.

Very easy installation with no modifications. Trigger is crisp and smooth. Perfect for bench rest or prone shooting.

I bought this without any rating or comments....I was pleasantly surprised ,this is exactly the trigger I needed to complete my varmit rifle build . price was right ,performance ,,just unbelievable! easy to install , works well with spikes lower .

I bought one earlier this year from another vendor and I liked it enough that I bought a second one. AR15 magazine did a review on it once and the writer said it was almost as good as the ELF trigger which he considered the smoothest. He stated this one is really close and the best deal available in after market triggers. Both of my 3lb triggers break at a little over 3 1/2 lbs. which I prefer anyway.

I have this trigger on a SBR 300 Blackout. Mine has zero creep an breaks under 3 lbs I've had no issues in the time I've had it around 2 years. I have 2 Timney trigger in other AR-15, Wilson Combat TTU in my 18" 3 gun rifle an a Chip McCormick trigger in my 6.8 SPC deer/hog hunting AR. Honestly, I can't tell the difference in this trigger an the Timney 3 lb trigger. A word of advice for all Triggers for a AR platform rifle spend extra money an buy a set of anti walk pins, I had to learn this the hard way at a 3 gun competition when the mil spec pins walked out an it was very for me.

Really great for the price. In my experience it breaks better than a couple of the CMC triggers I use. The install is ok, different, the set screws are easy to tighten and hold the trigger tight. I can't detect creep, the pull feels very consistent and the trigger breaks at just under 5lb. One odd thing is that the safety rubs on the back end of the trigger, I think it will wear in with use. I think the 4.5 lb. trigger is a great way to go for self defense, I have a 3.5 CMC that I only use for target and squirrels because it's so light.