The LAT AR-15 3 Position Drop-In Forced Reset Trigger – Single Side Selector Description
This LAT AR-15 3 Position Drop-In Forced Reset Trigger – Single Side Selector fits all AR-15 patterned firearms. This cassette style trigger comes with a selector switch and anti walk pins. This trigger is easy to install and is a great base component for new builds or upgrading your existing AR-15.
The LAT is a service rifle match-grade Assisted Reset Trigger designed for the AR-15 platform. With refinements over the signature Disruptor trigger, the LAT delivers a greatly improved pull in standard semi-automatic mode while preserving the enhanced semi-automatic function in the third position.
The key difference between the LAT and the Disruptor is how the selector controls the trigger’s internal reset system. The Disruptor is a natural and obvious simplification of the original TacCon 3MR, in which manufacturing efficiencies combine the reset lever and the main trigger piece into one while adding the historically important and long validated out of battery safety. Easier to manufacture, cheaper for the customer, and includes that key safety device. The LAT, however, spares no expense and retains the reset lever in all its glory – an improved and better looking 3MR – while also adding in the same key safety device that traces its roots all the way back to Browning’s amazing 1900 patent (US659507).
With the reset lever in standard semi-automatic mode, the LAT’s assisted reset function and out-of-battery safety function are completely disabled by the selector. This allows the LAT to deliver a crisp, single-stage trigger feel during the break, with no assisted reset function active in standard semi-automatic operation.
In the third ARSE (Assisted Reset Semi Enhanced) position, the LAT activates the assisted reset function and out-of-battery safety function to achieve the same desired enhanced semi-automatic performance of the Disruptor.
The LAT is named after Larry Alan Thorne, a Hall of Fame Badass who fought commies for three governments and was KIA in Vietnam while serving in US Special Forces.


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