Xcr trigger options

[Czarface]

I’m guessing that the XCR takes all AR triggers, is this correct?

 

[call2arms]

Xcr does not ake ar trigger

 

[Czarface]

Xcr does not ake ar trigger

No kidding, I thought I heard that but wasn’t sure so thought I would ask. So why is this?

 

[Chargerguy]

From the RA website:

"The XCR does not use AR15 trigger parts. If it did, the lower receiver would have to be .5 inches taller. We designed the XCR to be sleeker with a superior fire control (trigger) system. The XCR comes stock with a reliable two-stage trigger. More trigger options will be available in the future."

 

[Czarface]

From the RA website:

"The XCR does not use AR15 trigger parts. If it did, the lower receiver would have to be .5 inches taller. We designed the XCR to be sleeker with a superior fire control (trigger) system. The XCR comes stock with a reliable two-stage trigger. More trigger options will be available in the future."

Thanks for the reply. Now I know

 

[220]

The CCT’s hammer has to fall forward on an angle not straight up when finished in the end of the stroke

 

[220]

That was supposed to be XCR hammer

 

[walterklassen]

My XCR trigger was actually quite nice, never felt a need to upgrade it.

 

[DaveMachine]

They are definitely good triggers for a factory rifle. If I remember correctly, it was mentioned by a RA rep at shot Show a few years ago that they were working with a manufacturer like Timney (I don't remember who exactly) to make an aftermarket option - I don't think anything actually materialized.

Speaking of which, did you guys hear that they're looking at making 9mm/45ACP conversions?