Ruger® Elite 452® AR Trigger

Published on June 9, 2015
Duration: 2:24

This guide details the installation of the Ruger Elite 452 AR Trigger, a two-stage upgrade for Modern Sporting Rifles. The video highlights its 4.5-pound pull weight (1.5 lbs take-up, 3 lbs break) and includes a polymer housing for dry-fire training. The presenter, representing Ruger, offers expert insights into its mechanics and benefits for accuracy work, particularly in competition settings.

Quick Summary

The Ruger Elite 452 AR Trigger is a two-stage upgrade for Modern Sporting Rifles, featuring a 4.5-pound pull weight (1.5 lbs take-up, 3 lbs break). It includes a polymer housing for safe dry-fire training and is designed to enhance accuracy compared to standard mil-spec triggers.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Ruger Elite 452 Trigger
  2. 00:09Mil-Spec vs. Elite 452 Comparison
  3. 00:42Two-Stage Trigger Mechanics Explained
  4. 01:04Dry Fire Training with Polymer Housing
  5. 01:41Installation Components Overview

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the pull weight of the Ruger Elite 452 AR Trigger?

The Ruger Elite 452 AR Trigger features a two-stage design with a total pull weight of 4.5 pounds. The first stage, or take-up, requires 1.5 pounds of pressure, followed by a crisp second stage break at 3 pounds.

Can the Ruger Elite 452 trigger be used for training without a rifle?

Yes, the Ruger Elite 452 comes with a durable polymer fire control housing. This allows users to safely practice dry firing and work on trigger control techniques without needing to install the trigger in a firearm.

What makes the Ruger Elite 452 trigger suitable for accuracy?

Its two-stage design provides a distinct take-up and a clean break, which helps shooters align their sights properly before the shot. This contrasts with standard mil-spec triggers and is beneficial for precision shooting and competition.

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