The CMC Triggers 90503 delivers precision competition performance with a crisp 2.5-pound single-stage break that eliminates creep and overtravel. This drop-in trigger assembly transforms standard AR-15 platforms into match-grade rifles capable of sub-MOA accuracy.
What Makes This Different
Unlike factory mil-spec triggers with their 5-7 pound pull weights and gritty breaks, the CMC 90503 features a machined flat trigger shoe that provides consistent finger placement and reduced perceived pull weight. The single-stage design breaks cleanly at exactly 2.5 pounds with zero creep, while the self-contained cassette design requires no gunsmithing or individual component timing. Installation takes minutes with basic tools, and the unit drops directly into any mil-spec lower receiver.
Key Features
- Precision-machined single-stage trigger with 2.5-pound pull weight
- Drop-in cassette design fits all mil-spec AR-15/AR-10 lower receivers
- Flat trigger shoe for consistent finger placement and improved control
- Self-contained unit eliminates timing issues and installation errors
- Hardened steel components with anti-walk pins included
- Competition-grade sear engagement surfaces for reliability
- Tool-free installation in standard trigger pocket
Competition shooters report immediate improvements in split times and accuracy due to the predictable break and minimal reset distance. The 2.5-pound pull weight sits in the optimal range for precision shooting while maintaining reliability for rapid-fire stages. The flat shoe design distributes pressure evenly across the finger pad, reducing the sensation of pull weight and improving trigger control during long strings of fire.
Technical Specs
- Pull Weight: 2.5 pounds ±0.25 pounds
- Trigger Style: Single-stage competition flat
- Compatibility: Mil-spec AR-15 and AR-10 lower receivers
- Construction: Hardened steel components
- Installation: Drop-in cassette with anti-walk pins
- Reset: Short, tactile reset for rapid follow-up shots
- Country of Origin: United States
The CMC 90503 represents the intersection of precision engineering and practical competition needs. Serious competitors choose this trigger for its consistency, reliability, and the competitive advantage that comes from a truly predictable break.