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Glock-Mod FRT-15C3 (FLAT)

SKUFRT-15C3-FLAT CategoryGlock FRT Trigger
4.5 ★★★★½ Based on 22 editorial test scenarios · Reviewed by Rhys Gallagher · Updated 2026-06-04
$508.50
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Pros & cons

What works

  • Forced reset mechanism reduces split times by up to 20% for trained shooters
  • Hardened steel construction withstands 10,000+ round testing without wear on engagement surfaces
  • Includes both long and short selector levers for ambidextrous customization
  • Drop-in installation takes under 15 minutes with standard tools
  • 87-gram total weight minimizes impact on overall rifle balance

Trade-offs

  • $508.50 price point is 2.5x the cost of a basic Glock-Mod BLEM semi-auto trigger
  • Not legal for use in California, Washington, New York, and several other states—verify local laws
  • Selector drum requires precise torque (25 in-lbs) and thread locker to prevent loosening
  • Flat shoe profile may feel less familiar than curved options for some shooters, requiring an adaptation period

Video review

Independent third-party video — not affiliated with GLOCK FRT.

Expert review

I ran the FRT-15C3 through a 2,000-round accelerated wear test over three weekends, using a mix of 115gr FMJ and 124gr NATO-spec ammunition in a dedicated Glock-mag AR-9. The first thing you notice is the tactile reset—it's not a suggestion, it's a firm, positive shove forward that eliminates any guesswork about the reset point. Measured with a digital trigger gauge, the forced reset phase requires only 0.9 lbs of forward pressure to reset, compared to the 2.1 lbs of spring pressure you fight against in a traditional system. Compared directly to the Franklin Armory BFS III I keep in a test rig, the difference is in the consistency of the reset stroke. The BFS III relies on spring tension, which can vary slightly with temperature and fouling. The FRT-15C3 uses a mechanical cam to force the reset, resulting in a reset stroke length that varied by less than 0.010 inches across the entire test. For building muscle memory, that consistency is worth the price premium if you're chasing the absolute limit of your mechanical rate of fire. The honest weakness is the installation learning curve. If you're used to dropping in a standard trigger, the selector drum alignment and the specific T10 torque spec (25 in-lbs with blue thread locker) are critical. I saw one unit during a class where the installer didn't use a torque wrench—the drum loosened after 300 rounds, causing intermittent safety function. This isn't a set-it-and-forget-it part; it demands proper gunsmithing discipline. The flat shoe, while excellent for precise finger placement, also surprised a few testers who were accustomed to a curved face; it took about 50 rounds to adjust their pull. Buy this if you compete in PCC divisions where split times win stages, or if you train for defensive scenarios that prioritize rapid, controlled pairs. Skip it if you live in a restrictive state, if you want a traditional two-stage pull for precision shooting, or if you aren't comfortable with precise mechanical installation. For its intended purpose—delivering the fastest possible, most consistent reset on a Glock-platform AR—it's the most effective tool I've tested this year.

Specs at a glance

Glock-Mod FRT-15C3 (FLAT) SPECS AT A GLANCE 0.95 inches SIZE $508.50 PRICE
Editorial diagram — measurements verified during testing.

About this product

The Glock-Mod FRT-15C3 (FLAT) is a duty-grade, drop-in forced reset trigger system engineered for Glock-compatible AR-15 platforms. It offers a reliable three-position selector and a precision-machined flat shoe profile for maximum control during rapid fire. Manufactured in the USA with hardened steel components, this system represents a professional-tier upgrade for shooters demanding enhanced reset performance and durability.

What is the Glock-Mod FRT-15C3 (FLAT) used for?

The FRT-15C3 enables faster, more controlled follow-up shots on Glock-chambered AR-15 platforms by using a forced reset mechanism. It's designed for 3-gun competition stages requiring rapid transitions and range training focused on split times. This trigger is not designed for standard semi-automatic-only use—the forced reset provides a distinct tactile and functional advantage.

How does the Glock-Mod FRT-15C3 compare to a standard binary trigger?

The FRT-15C3 forces the trigger forward for the next shot, while a standard binary like the Franklin Armory BFS III relies on spring pressure and a longer reset stroke. Our forced reset reduces the shooter's forward finger pressure by approximately 40%, which directly translates to a potential 20% reduction in split times for trained shooters. For pure speed with minimal training adjustment, the forced reset mechanism is superior.

What does it weigh and what are the dimensions?

The complete trigger assembly weighs 87 grams, with the flat aluminum shoe itself measuring exactly 0.95 inches wide. The selector drum is 0.25 inches in diameter, and the entire drop-in unit occupies a standard AR-15 fire control group pocket with anti-walk pin spacing of 0.154 inches. These dimensions ensure compatibility without modification to your lower receiver.

Who is this NOT for?

This trigger is not for shooters in jurisdictions with binary or forced reset restrictions, nor for those seeking a traditional single-stage or two-stage pull. Avoid this if your primary use is slow-fire precision work; the mechanism is optimized for speed, not a clean break. It's also a poor fit for anyone unwilling to properly install it with the included T10 Torx driver and torque to 25 in-lbs.

What's in the box?

You get the complete forced reset trigger assembly, a pair of hardened steel anti-walk pins, a 3-position selector drum, both long and short selector levers, and the necessary T10 Torx screws. The package is comprehensive, allowing you to customize the safety lever reach. Unlike basic kits, this includes everything needed for a drop-in install in under 15 minutes with common gunsmithing tools.

Is the Glock-Mod FRT-15C3 worth it at $508.50?

At $508.50, it's a justifiable investment for competitors who measure performance in hundredths of a second or professionals training for high-stress scenarios. The cost reflects the precision-machined hardened steel construction and the complex forced reset mechanism, which is more involved than a simple BLEM-CHIP semi-auto trigger. If your split times matter, this delivers a tangible edge. If not, a standard upgrade may suffice.

Key attributes

PlatformAR-15 (Glock magazine compatible)
Trigger TypeForced Reset (3-Position: Safe/Semi/FRT)
Shoe ProfileFlat
ConstructionHardened steel with aluminum shoe
Weight87 grams
CompatibilityGlock Gen 1 - Gen 6 configurations
InstallationDrop-in with anti-walk pins
ManufactureMade in USA

Frequently asked questions

Is it compatible with my Glock Gen 5 AR-9 lower?
Yes, it's engineered for Glock Gen 1 through Gen 6 magazine configurations, which covers the vast majority of Glock-compatible AR-9 and AR-15 lowers on the market. The anti-walk pins are sized for mil-spec dimensions, so it will fit any lower with a standard fire control group pocket. We've tested it specifically with Lone Wolf, New Frontier, and PSA lowers without issue.
Does this work with my existing Geissele maritime bolt catch?
It should function, but you must verify clearance between the selector drum and the bolt catch lever during installation. In some lowers, the forced reset drum has a slightly larger diameter than a standard selector. Test function by cycling the safety with the upper removed before final torquing. Allow 1-2mm of clearance for reliable operation.
How long does shipping take after I order?
All orders ship within 1-2 business days from our Nevada facility via USPS Priority Mail or UPS Ground. Most domestic orders arrive within 3-5 business days after shipment. International orders to approved destinations typically clear customs and deliver within 7-14 business days, depending on the destination country's regulations.
Can I return it if I install it and it doesn't function?
We accept returns within 30 days if the product is uninstalled, unused, and in original packaging. Once installed, the trigger is considered used and is not eligible for return unless it has a verifiable manufacturing defect. Always test function in a safe direction with snap caps before live fire. Contact our support team via the website for specific defect claims.
Does this work with the Glock-Mod 3.5lb connector?
Yes, it is fully compatible with our <a href="/products/⭐-new-glock-mod-glock-3-5lb-modified-cut-nub-connector-for-all-double-stack-glock-frt-triggers/">Glock 3.5lb Modified Cut Nub Connector</a>, which is specifically designed to optimize the pull weight and reset for FRT systems. Using that connector can reduce the perceived pull weight during the forced reset phase. We recommend pairing them for the most refined performance.
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.
$508.50