
- description
Trigger shape is not a performance claim, it is an ergonomics one. A flat blade puts the pad of your finger lower and further forward, which suits a high grip and a straight pull. A curved blade centres the finger, which most people find more natural coming from a real AR.
The CNC curved trigger is the machined option and the most expensive of the three. It is the one to pick if you want the crispest feel; the T5 sits between the two on both price and finish.
Swapping between them is a lower-receiver job rather than an engine job, which makes it one of the cheapest meaningful changes you can make to how a rifle handles.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Fits | Wolverine MTW series lower receivers |
| Styles | T5 Curved, CNC Curved, Flat |
| Changes | Finger position and pull geometry |
| Sold as | Trigger assembly |
| Manufacturer | Wolverine Airsoft |
Frequently asked questions
Which shape should I pick? Flat if you shoot with a high, straight-fingered grip; curved if you came from a real AR and want the familiar feel.
Does the shape change the pull weight? Not directly. It changes leverage and where your finger sits, which alters how the same pull feels.
Will these fit the Article Series? The Article rifles share the MTW lower. Check your specific build before ordering.