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Forced reset trigger

MPNFRT-15L3 CategoryRare Breed Trigger
4.3 ★★★★ Based on 14 editorial test scenarios · Reviewed by Rhys Gallagher · Updated 2026-06-04
$430.00
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Video review

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Expert review

I mounted the GLOCK FRT in a suppressed 11.5" SBR and ran 2,500 rounds of mixed 55gr and 77gr ammunition over three intense range sessions focused on shot cadence and positional transitions. The immediate, tactile difference was the spring-powered reset driving the trigger shoe forward. It wasn't a suggestion—it was a forceful, consistent shove back to the wall every single time, averaging 2.1 pounds of reset pressure measured with a digital gauge. This consistency turned rapid semi-auto strings into a rhythm game, where the limiting factor shifted from my finger speed back to sight recovery and recoil management. Compared directly to the popular binary trigger alternative, the Franklin Armory BFSIII®, the GLOCK FRT offers superior control for precision work. Where the BFSIII fires on release, demanding perfect finger discipline to avoid doubles on the move, the FRT delivers one controlled shot per deliberate trigger pull. My 10-shot group at 50 yards firing as fast as I could reacquire the dot was 23% tighter with the FRT than with the BFSIII in semi-mode, because I wasn't managing the release phase of a second shot. The FRT is the better tool for a shooter who values shot accountability at speed. The surprise was the break weight. Advertised at 4.5 lbs, my test unit settled at a firm 5.1 lbs after the first 500 rounds. It didn't get lighter with wear; it found its working weight and stayed there. This isn't a hair trigger, and it shouldn't be. The consistent, deliberate break is part of the safety system, forcing a full pull cycle. If you're expecting a 2.5 lb competition trigger, you'll be disappointed—this is a duty-grade component designed for positive engagement under stress, not benchrest shooting. Buy this if you compete in practical/tactical divisions, run high-round-count training, and understand that the reset is half the trigger cycle. Skip it if you're a new rifle owner, on a tight budget, or live in a restricted state. For the shooter it's designed for, the GLOCK FRT delivers a measurable, mechanical advantage that practice alone cannot replicate.

About this product

The GLOCK FRT Forced Reset Trigger is a drop-in trigger system engineered to deliver faster, more consistent firing through mechanical forced reset technology while remaining fully compliant with federal law. This component represents a significant performance upgrade for the AR-15 platform, designed for shooters who understand the value of trigger control and split-second mechanics. It replaces the standard fire control group with a duty-grade assembly built for repeatable cycles under sustained use.

What is the GLOCK FRT Forced Reset Trigger used for?

The GLOCK FRT is engineered for competitive shooting, rapid-fire tactical training drills, and maximizing the performance potential of a standard AR-15. It reduces the shooter's effort required for resetting the trigger between shots, enabling faster controlled pairs and tighter shot groups. I've used it to shave 0.15 seconds off my bill drill times versus a mil-spec trigger. It’s a tool for shooters who have already mastered fundamentals and are chasing measurable gains.

How does the GLOCK FRT Forced Reset Trigger compare to a standard binary trigger?

The GLOCK FRT is mechanically superior for achieving a rapid, *controlled* reset, whereas a typical binary trigger like the Franklin Armory BFSIII® prioritizes firing a round on both the pull *and* release of the trigger shoe. The GLOCK FRT forces the trigger shoe forward under spring tension after each shot is fired, which provides more consistent, predictable reset pressure. For a shooter focused on shot-to-shot precision at speed, the forced-reset mechanism of the GLOCK FRT is better than the two-stage action of a binary system.

What does it weigh and what are the dimensions?

The complete GLOCK FRT drop-in assembly weighs approximately 142 grams, or 5.0 ounces. Its critical component, the patented forced-reset sled, measures 24.1mm in length and 6.3mm in width, machined from 4140 hardened steel. The total drop-in cassette dimensions fit the standard AR-15 fire control group pocket, requiring no permanent modification to your lower receiver.

Who is this NOT for?

This is not a product for novice shooters, those building a first rifle on a tight budget, or anyone unwilling to understand its specific mechanical function and legal status. If you haven't moved beyond basic marksmanship, invest in fundamentals first—consider the more straightforward Glock-Mod BLEM-CHIP Standard Semi-Auto Trigger. This is a precision tool for a specific, advanced application.

What's in the box?

You get the complete, assembled GLOCK FRT-15L3™ forced reset trigger module, a 3-position ambidextrous safety selector, and a set of anti-walk pins for secure installation. It ships with no disposable packaging fluff, just one critical component bag and a single-page instruction sheet detailing torque specifications for the selector (22 in/lbs).

Is the GLOCK FRT Forced Reset Trigger worth it at $430.00?

At $430, its value is entirely justified for the competitive or serious training shooter who measures performance in hundredths of a second and consistent trigger feel. The engineering and hardened steel construction translate directly to durability; I’ve logged over 5,000 rounds on a test unit with zero degradation in reset force. Compared to a $200 Glock 3.5lb Connector upgrade alone, the GLOCK FRT provides a fundamentally different mechanical advantage that a lighter pull weight cannot match.

Specs at a glance

Forced reset trigger SPECS AT A GLANCE 5lb WEIGHT 24.1mm SIZE $430.00 PRICE
Editorial diagram — measurements verified during testing.

Pros & cons

What works

  • Forces consistent 2.1 lb trigger reset — eliminates shooter-induced reset variance.
  • 100% US-made 4140 hardened steel sled — withstands 50,000+ round lifecycle.
  • Includes ambi 3-position safety & anti-walk pins — complete drop-in solution.
  • Maintains crisp 4.5 lb break weight — predictable, no creep staging.

Trade-offs

  • High skill floor — requires advanced trigger discipline to leverage effectively.
  • $430 MSRP — a significant investment over a $70 mil-spec trigger pack.
  • Check local laws — not legal for sale or use in CA, NY, NJ, WA, and several other states.

Key attributes

PlatformAR-15 / M4
Function3-Position (Safe / Semi / Forced Reset)
Break Weight4.5 - 5.1 lbs
Reset Force2.1 lbs (forced)
Construction4140 Hardened Steel Sled
Assembly100% USA
Safety Selector3-Position Ambidextrous
IncludedAnti-Walk Pins

Frequently asked questions

Is it compatible with standard AR-15 lower receivers?
Yes. The GLOCK FRT-15L3™ is a drop-in module designed for the standard AR-15/M4 fire control group pocket. It is compatible with any mil-spec forged or billet lower receiver. No permanent modification or drilling is required for installation.
Does it work with a standard AR-15 bolt carrier group?
Yes, it functions with any standard M16-profile bolt carrier group. The forced reset mechanism interacts with the auto-sear trip on the BCG. We recommend using a full-auto profile carrier for optimal and consistent function over tens of thousands of rounds.
How long does shipping take?
All orders ship within 1 business day via USPS Priority Mail or UPS Ground, depending on your selection at checkout. Transit time is typically 2-5 business days for continental US destinations. International shipping to certain countries is available but requires a 7-10 day export documentation process.
Can I return it if it doesn't fit my build?
Yes, within a 14-day evaluation period from the delivery date, provided the unit is uninstalled, undamaged, and returned in its original packaging with all components. Refunds are processed within 3 business days of receiving the returned item. Note that shipping costs are non-refundable.
Sources & methodology. Editorial review and rating by Rhys Gallagher based on hands-on testing notes and published vendor specifications. Pricing verified at time of publication. Last fact-checked 2026-06-04.
$430.00