2/30 PCC Division, 5th/79 Over All
Pistol Caliber Anything Match with Sig MPX
KE Arms DMR Trigger with 45 degree selector
Trijicon MRO
2/30 PCC Division, 5th/79 Over All
Pistol Caliber Anything Match with Sig MPX
KE Arms DMR Trigger with 45 degree selector
Trijicon MRO
This article has been updated 3-7-2019 to reflect product updates and new trigger options.
I keep getting questions about which triggers will work in a CAV-15 MKII based on my old article on the subject

As may be apparent from my video content and articles here, I now work as the marketing director for KE Arms. So I have had ample opportunity to test KE Arms triggers in the CAV-15 MKII receivers; both Cavalry Arms Corp produced units and GWACS Armory produced units. Given my current position it is unlikely I will test other brands of triggers in the CAV-15 MKII.

The DMR trigger fits into the CAV-15 MKII receiver with no modifications required to the lower, unlike the CMC. It also functions without the use of the Big Pin from Cavalry Manufacturing that is no longer available. The DMR works with standard fire control pins and is secured in place with 2 tensions screws on the sides of the housing that place upward pressure on the pins. This does not cause any reliability issues in the CAV-15 MKII receiver that I encountered with other designs that tension against the bottom.
Generation 2 DMRs install easily in the CAV-15 MKII and do not use tension screws. D-Clips in the housings retain trigger module in the lower with regular mil-spec pins.

KE Arms DMR Trigger and 45 degree selector installed.

The SLT Series Triggers also fit into the CAV-15 MKII with no modifications. They use the same D-Clip style retainers in the bushings that the DMR Generation 2 uses. The SLT triggers also eliminate the traditional disconnector in favor of Sear Link Technogy. This makes the trigger more robust as the hammer does not impact any other parts of the fire control group. It also allows for the selector to be placed on safe regardless of hammer position.

KE Arms SLT-2 and 45 Degree Selector Installed in CAV-15 MKII
The Enhanced Fire Control in NP3 coating is the best option for a shooter looking for a lower cost, but improved mil-spec trigger pull. The hammer and trigger are made from high pressure investment castings. All the engagement surfaces are machined to work optimally together. This combined with the NP3 coating makes for a smooth pull and slick reset.

1st Place Trooper, 2nd Overall
Some of my youtube viewers said that they liked more explanation in my match videos. So I am playing with a new video format for my match videos:
2nd/44 Overall
Back to Stealth Division after shooting Ironman 2016. I used my KE-15 SBR, KE19 Pistol, and Beretta 1301 with KE accessories.
3rd/10 shooters in Stealth Division, 10th/64 Over All.
VEPR-12 Highlights and over view from Ironman 3 Gun 2016

This is my video playlist in the order I shot the stages. I placed 5th/34 Troopers and 20th/120 shooters over all.
In preparation for Ironman 3 Gun 2016 I shot the May 2GACM match twice. Once in Pistol Caliber Carbine division, and once in Open division.
Brethren Arms BA9 with Atibal MCRD 2/60 Overall
This second run didn’t count for score, but I would have been 5th over all.
The Phoenix Rod and Gun 2 Gun Action Challenge Match ran a special shotgun match earlier this month. I shot it twice; once with my 870 and once with the 1301 Comp, both with Aimpoints mounted in KE Arms mounts.
2nd Place with the 870
1st Place with the 1301
I found the match to be challenging and practical. I enjoy using shotguns in this format more so than in 3 Gun. The stage designs here made it more beneficial to switch to pistol at different points than the recent Tucson 2GACM shotgun match. Shooter choice and options in problem solving are a good thing.
Unfortunately this match suffered from low attendance; and that combined with bureaucratic difficulties with the host range means that 2GACM of any variety is done at Phoenix Rod and Gun Club for the foreseeable future.
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