[Code] Atrius Forced Reset Selector - $140 shipped to Tx $30 off with code Atrius30

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DoctorVepr@reddit

Arc is superior design by far compared to the Atrius

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I’ve got an Arc and a MARC (slightly different but same deal as Atrius). I think the Arc is the more bulletproof option, and what you should install in a rifle you actually want to put heavy mileage on and still depend on.

The only leg up the MARC/Atrius gets in my book is the fact you don’t have to cut the triggers. I’ve put my MARC through some good paces, but not really suppressed yet, we’ll see how it holds up in comparison

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clicktoseemyfetishes@reddit

Any of them work with a LaRue MBT2S?

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BurninTree5@reddit

Not without significant modification to the MBT-2S

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clicktoseemyfetishes@reddit

More so than the usual cut?

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BurninTree5@reddit

Yeah it’s kind of a lot.

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clicktoseemyfetishes@reddit

This super safety stuff may be the thing that gets me to buy a Geissele finally. At least my MBT2S is worth more than when I got it lol

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BurninTree5@reddit

Man, the LaRue price hike is so dumb. Their whole schtick was being 90% (or more depending who you’re talking to) the trigger a Geissele was for being 1/2 the cost. I’ve never been a huge fan of the MBT-2S but I’ve got a couple because they were affordable. They’re gonna lose a ton of business now that that extra 10% is only like $20 more when G$ triggers go on sale.

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clicktoseemyfetishes@reddit

That’s fair but they also used to be the same price as the Geisseles before the price drop and no one batted an eye. I’m not particularly knowledgeable about triggers so I can’t tell any difference between it and the G$ equivalent. I’d like to try one of the fancy G$ triggers like the National Match if I can find them for a good price

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RoryJSK@reddit

So you do have to cut triggers? Getting confused.

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BurninTree5@reddit

If using Atrius/MARC: Regular mil spec triggers, no. Barring some exceptions listed on their website, no cutting or filing should be needed. Geissele triggers may take some further modifications depending on the model (unless you are using the G lever or maybe MARC. My S3G didn’t take any modification to work perfectly with the MARC). Other two stage triggers need a lot of work, and the LaRue MBT-2S trigger takes the most work to get running with any super safety. It’s generally considered not worth it. I don’t know what all you’d have to do to get it to function with the Atrius.

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pissincokecans@reddit

sell them for 30 dollars

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FlyingTrimangle@reddit

Anyone have an experience with these? I want semi to be reliable while also being able to have..fun

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ItsJustAnotherVoice@reddit

I got 3 and been all over the place with them. Granted the owner is a legit dude and tested them and sent me 3 new ones afterwards out phone call trying to diagnose the “issues”

Currently using the arc gen 1 since im tired of taking part my lower to troubleshoot after finding out that safe isnt safe when pulling the trigger on the bench.

Using poverty pony as my test bench, no issues with binding or shelf issues if your dog asks.

Not a trigger snob so its all mil spec.

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USAFWorkAccount@reddit

Atrius or ASD are the go to for 3-pos selectors

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Salt-Wish5140@reddit

I have the ASD, but I think the Kabuto is actually the more clone correct option because it utilizes USGI 3 position selectors. Which aesthetically it looks better IMO.

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WarlockEngineer@reddit

That's cool, I dislike the screw on selectors

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Salt-Wish5140@reddit

Same

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1rubyglass@reddit

That good eh?

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USAFWorkAccount@reddit

Simple design, works with most aftermarket triggers, and better ergos cause cross-bolt safeties are weird on an AR-15

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motonoob1@reddit

A lot of posts showing broken levers out there on atrius ones

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adamlcarp@reddit

great vidoe about tuning the atrius it seems with certain triggers than can be binding which would stress the trip lever.

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Weekly-Ad5224@reddit

Is this as good or better than the partisan?

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Chair_Man_Ma0@reddit

Partisan is more expensive ($280 area) but is drop in so no need to find compatible trigger or modding, doesn't care about receiver pocket. Hope this helps.

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Brotherauron@reddit

Should I be concerned that it says it's tested for 6000 rounds? Doesn't that seem a little low

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Chair_Man_Ma0@reddit

Kinda and I know nothing about the "USMC M27 IAR" fire course they used as base for the durability aside from what Google says but every FRT is a time will tell kinda scenarios.

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isaiahaguilar@reddit

Any deals on the G Lever version?

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Grouchy-Designer5804@reddit

Not sure why people buy these when you can get 40$ super safeties

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big_guwop_1017soicy@reddit

I’ve trained with a standard safety selector since I was old/strong enough to handle a rifle. Dad got one when the Clinton era ban expired in late 2004 when he got back from deployment. Shot it once a month up until I was 18, and got my own.

I’m not going to unwind 20 something years of muscle memory to save $100.

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JustBman@reddit

Any deals on the ambi version?

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