The Cross Armory Tac 2 flat-faced drop-in trigger is a two-stage AR-15 trigger built for shooters who want a tactical-grade pull without a gunsmith install. Drop it into your existing lower receiver, and you've got a crisp, predictable trigger break for everything from three-gun matches to precision rifle work. The flat trigger face gives you consistent finger placement and control—especially valuable when you're running gloved or when speed matters. This is the kind of upgrade that transforms how an AR-15 feels in your hands.
Cross Armory engineered the Tac 2 as a no-fuss alternative to milling or drilling your lower. The two-stage design breaks cleanly after a measured takeup, which builds confidence on long strings of fire and helps you stay consistent shot to shot. Whether you're a competitive shooter, a hunter fine-tuning your precision rifle, or just someone tired of a mushy factory trigger, a quality drop-in trigger is one of the smartest small-dollar upgrades you can make to your AR platform.
The flat face and black finish on this model fit naturally into any AR-15 build, from modern tactical setups to classic sport rifles. No special tools required—just strip your lower, drop in the trigger assembly, and you're ready to shoot. If you're already familiar with Cross Armory quality or you're building your first custom lower, the Tac 2 is worth a close look.
The Cross Armory Tac 2 is designed as a drop-in fit for standard AR-15 lower receivers. No modifications to your lower are needed.
A two-stage trigger has a distinct takeup phase followed by a crisp final break. Many shooters prefer it for precision and competition work because the first stage helps you set your grip and sight picture before the final break.
No. The Tac 2 is a drop-in trigger assembly, meaning it installs directly into your lower receiver without milling, drilling, or other modifications. Basic AR-15 disassembly is all you need.
You receive the Cross Armory Tac 2 two-stage drop-in trigger assembly. Refer to the product packaging or Cross Armory's documentation for a complete parts list.
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