Rise Armament Iconic by RISE Independent Two-Stage Trigger with Anti-Walk Pins - ICONIC Green

Because the two stages are always interconnected in a standard, captive two-stage trigger, there is a give-and-take relationship between pull weight and crispness. If you want a crisp break, you’ll have to tolerate a heavier pull weight. If you want a lighter pull weight, you’re going to have a mushier trigger.

Extra predictability and flexibility of when your gun will fire are key purposes of a two-stage trigger. Unfortunately, with some two-stage triggers, it’s difficult to tell when you arrive at the second stage. In those cases, all you really have is a poor single-stage trigger.

With ICONIC’s independent stages, you truly know when you reach the second-stage wall. There’s no doubt with the feel — and you can even see — when the blades meet at the start of the second stage. This certain, unmistakable feedback is the hallmark of an ICONIC Independent Two-Stage Trigger.

When you’re precision shooting, knowing definitively when you’re at the second stage means you’re less likely to pull off the target. And because you’re certain where you are in the process, you can pause to control your breathing or mentally prepare for the shot before continuing with the shot. As a hunter, if your target moves or goes behind some cover, you can back out of the shot. You know where you are within the shot, and it doesn’t take hundreds of rounds to “learn” the trigger. There is never any wondering or uncertainty.

Thanks to the exclusive independent two-stage design of an ICONIC Trigger, you can have both a lighter pull weight and a crisp-breaking trigger — in other words, the best of both worlds. We call this Have-It-All Performance, and you can get it only with an ICONIC Independent Two-Stage Trigger.

Because an ICONIC Trigger uses solid sear surfaces on the second stage instead of a springy disconnector like standard, captive two-stage triggers, the trigger break is noticeably crisper and cleaner.

The two stages of an ICONIC Independent Two-Stage Trigger are completely independent with totally separate mechanical components for each stage. This allows performance that’s impossible with other two-stage triggers. On other two-stage triggers, the hammer sear and trigger sear interact on both the first and second stages, and the disconnector controls the second stage, which compromises performance.

• A distinct "wall"
• Low overtravel
• A crisp, clean second-stage break that’s comparable to a high-performing single-stage trigger
• No creep
• None of the inherent mushiness felt in conventional, captive two-stage triggers, which is caused by their compression of the disconnector spring