I can only guarantee it works in my cams as it was cut for mine.

So if you have a AR15 kit this lever will fit no problem.

Please note that this is still experimental and it does require tuning and shaving the top of the lever due to lowers and tolerance of the BCG from brand to brand.

This is classified as a ATS ( Active Trigger System ) it is designed by Hoffman Tactical, I do not claim to be the creator. You can find many of help on YouTube how this works and how to install it to make it run efficiently.

Tips From A Customer

1.The rear of the hammer when in the cocked position will not allow the lever to move forward enough to either close the upper on the lower or reset the trigger. the rear face of the trigger should be relieved until the upper will close. The lever should be able to move forward until the hammer is released. These may be the same amount of relief of the non-striking surface of the hammer or not.

2. The lever will certainly interfere with the BCG. Use layout blue or a marker to paint the flat surface of the lever facing the BCG. Work the charging handle. It will get stuck in the rear position. Tap the muzzle on a softer surface tho allow the BCG to return to battery and open the action. File or sand the areas where the color from the layout blue or marker has been wiped off. Repeat the procedure until the action will JUST function without the BCG hanging up on the lever (about .002 -.004"). Do not over adjust the lever or it will miss the BCG completely and ruin the lever.

3. Closed the action and test. If the trigger pull is excessive, slightly sand and polish the trigger on the flat surface on the top left side (rounded) until function is smooth and trigger release is acceptable

1-308LR Spring Steel Lever 

PVD Coated Silver