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Larue Tactical
The Larue Tactical MBT-2S is a two-stage curved trigger built for AR10 and AR15 platforms. Engineered with Larue's reputation for precision and reliability, this trigger delivers the predictable, crisp break that serious shooters demand—whether you're running drills at the range, hunting, or building a dedicated competition rifle. The curved bow fits naturally in the trigger guard and works across both modern piston systems and direct impingement setups.
Two-stage triggers appeal to shooters who value control and feedback. The first stage takes up slack without breaking the shot, letting you establish sight picture and breathing before a clean, defined break on the second stage. This design gives you better shot-to-shot consistency than a single-stage trigger, especially under pressure. For AR10 and AR15 builds where reliability and performance matter, Larue's MBT-2S has earned a solid following among hunters and precision rifle builders.
If you're upgrading an out-of-the-box AR or fine-tuning a custom build, the MBT-2S replaces your factory trigger group. The black finish matches most modern rifle aesthetics and holds up to hard use. Larue has built its name on attention to detail and durability—this trigger reflects that philosophy.
| Brand | Larue Tactical |
| Model | MBT-2S |
| Trigger Type | Two-Stage Curved |
| Platform Compatibility | AR10, AR15 |
| Finish | Black |
Yes. The MBT-2S is designed to work in both AR15 and AR10 lower receivers and is compatible with both direct impingement and modern piston systems.
A two-stage trigger has two distinct phases: the first stage takes up slack without firing the weapon, and the second stage delivers the final break. This gives you more control, better feedback, and improved consistency—especially valuable for precision shooting and hunting where shot placement matters.
We don't have detailed installation information for this specific model. We recommend consulting the manufacturer's installation guide or having a qualified gunsmith handle installation if you're unfamiliar with trigger group assembly.
Larue Tactical
The Larue Tactical MBT-2S is a two-stage curved trigger built for AR10 and AR15 platforms. Engineered with Larue's reputation for precision and reliability, this trigger delivers the predictable, crisp break that serious shooters demand—whether you're running drills at the range, hunting, or building a dedicated competition rifle. The curved bow fits naturally in the trigger guard and works across both modern piston systems and direct impingement setups.
Two-stage triggers appeal to shooters who value control and feedback. The first stage takes up slack without breaking the shot, letting you establish sight picture and breathing before a clean, defined break on the second stage. This design gives you better shot-to-shot consistency than a single-stage trigger, especially under pressure. For AR10 and AR15 builds where reliability and performance matter, Larue's MBT-2S has earned a solid following among hunters and precision rifle builders.
If you're upgrading an out-of-the-box AR or fine-tuning a custom build, the MBT-2S replaces your factory trigger group. The black finish matches most modern rifle aesthetics and holds up to hard use. Larue has built its name on attention to detail and durability—this trigger reflects that philosophy.
| Brand | Larue Tactical |
| Model | MBT-2S |
| Trigger Type | Two-Stage Curved |
| Platform Compatibility | AR10, AR15 |
| Finish | Black |
Yes. The MBT-2S is designed to work in both AR15 and AR10 lower receivers and is compatible with both direct impingement and modern piston systems.
A two-stage trigger has two distinct phases: the first stage takes up slack without firing the weapon, and the second stage delivers the final break. This gives you more control, better feedback, and improved consistency—especially valuable for precision shooting and hunting where shot placement matters.
We don't have detailed installation information for this specific model. We recommend consulting the manufacturer's installation guide or having a qualified gunsmith handle installation if you're unfamiliar with trigger group assembly.
