Preview: RMT Triggers Nomad

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posted on February 8, 2022
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RMT Triggers Nomad

While there are many drop-in AR-15 triggers on the market, few are more adaptable to an individual shooter than the RMT Nomad.

Unlike other, more-traditional designs, the Nomad is built with a unique trigger blade that includes up to six degrees of rotation and pivot. This ensures that any deviation from a shooter’s trigger finger is translated into linear movement rearward, ensuring there’s no lateral pull to throw off a shot. Accuracy is also enhanced by a light, factory-set, 3-lb. pull weight and a short reset.

The suggested retail price of the RMT Nomad is $279. For more information, visit rmttriggers.com.

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