05/19/2026
Now there have been a few customers of mine that brought me fi****ms for a FRT swap. This is not a full auto trigger by any means. It is a semi automatic, despite people who claim it is a full auto. The FRT requires a pull each time and is absolutely 100% legal here in Georgia and many other states.
One thing I will mention is... when you purchase a trigger kit from any vendor, keep in mind that not all FRT's are "drop in." Just because a company says it fits right in no modifications needed..is not always correct. Take the Century Arms AK47 for example. . It is advertised as a drop in. What they do not tell you though, is that the factory safety lever on this specific AK will not work with their set up. So you need to purchase another safety and possibly another trigger. The trigger kit comes without a trigger itself. My point being, is that more often than not, the FRT requires more than just the trigger kit on some fi****ms. The Century Arms AK FRT does require a PSA Safety Lever that has a shoulder on the main safety shaft. The factory trigger can be used, but requires modification. Even a PSA trigger requires slight modification. Some AK's require a stronger recoil spring, it really depends on how weak your current spring is.
Moreover, I did a Disruptor trigger swap on a .300 BLK out AR15 a while ago. The customer was unaware that he needed a heavier buffer due to barrel length, a stronger buffer spring and a full auto m16 BCG. Now most new AR's are coming out with m16 full auto BCG's from the factory.
My point being, just because a company says their FRT is a "drop in" no modifications needed, does not mean that the frt is a simple drop in. I have done about 6 FRT swaps and each one besides a .22 pistol required addional parts or stronger parts or part modifications to function reliably. So if you bring me a firearm for a FRT swap, do not be surprised if I tell you that you need other parts as well because more than likely you will need upgraded springs or safety levers, trigger assemblies etc.
I do appreciate my customers and I always try to maintain a rapid turn around time unless parts are needed to be ordered.
A big shout out to my current customers, you guys rock!
Edit : This is not a post directed towards any FRT manufacturer. This is simply a psa (public service announcement) if you will, to inform potential customers that there may be additional parts needed/modifications needed for a FRT swap.
