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Rise Triggers’ Rev 535 Side-and-Snap AR trigger is a next-generation AR fire control group designed to remove the friction—both mechanical and mental, they say—of upgrading your trigger.
The Rev 535’s calling card is a radically simplified installation system, bringing the ease of use and modularity users appreciate about the AR platform to the fire control group itself. With its proven single-stage performance, Rise says the Rev 535 makes it faster and easier than ever to improve your accuracy and shooting confidence.
The Slide-and-Snap system essentially invents a new category of trigger upgrade that takes out the complexity, loose hardware, and time-consuming steps from the upgrade process. Instead of the traditional multi-part install, the Rev 535 slides into place and locks in with its built-in pins. This delivers a secure, anti-walk, anti-rotation installation that negates the use of tools, screws, or thread-locker.

According to Matt Torres, Rise president: “The Rev 535 is about removing barriers. You spend less time installing and more time shooting. It installs faster, adapts to the shooter, and delivers the clean consistent performance people expect.”
On a compatible Mil-spec lower receiver, the Rev 535 also introduces tool-free trigger blade customization. Each trigger includes interchangeable flat and curved faces, allowing you to change the look and feel in seconds.
The blade face attaches using trademarked TorLok technology that combines mechanical engagement with magnetic retention for a secure connection with no tools required.
Key to a Rise Triggers fire control upgrade, performance remains central to the Rev 535’s design. It’s built on the proven RA-535 platform, so this second-gen system delivers the same crisp, no-takeup single-stage pull with a lightning-fast, tactile reset.
Overall, upgraded materials and the Slide-and-Snap system work in tandem to improve consistency, accuracy, and follow-up speed—whether you use it at the range, in competition, or in the field.
Key Rev 535 features:
Additional performance features include Rise’s NoWay Take-up, where trigger movement begins at the sear for immediate engagement with no slack, and Quik-Klik reset that imparts a short, audible and tactile reset to support faster follow-up shots.
The LiteMite hammer gives the assembly reduced mass with full strike energy for consistent ignition, premium construction with NiB-coated, heat-treated S7 tool steel internals, and a precision-machined 6061 aluminum housing.
Pull Weight: 3-3.5 lbs
RISE Triggers
Rev 535
MSRP: $279.99
URL: risearmament.com
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