I never noticed it before, but it seems to make a louder then normal "Click" to reset my RRA NM trigger....besides the noise (who cares) you have to make sure it goes so far to do it.....seems like you can't shoot it as fast.

Do I need to lube it/grease it in a certain place? The factory lube has been removed from swapping it in and out to different guns.....I pleed "ignorant" on this one.

Don't know much about this problem specifically but no one else in answering. I would check the trigger spring position to make sure that it is correct. Then I would check your disconnector and spring.
This trigger is not adjustable is it?

Hope I help some.

Not adjustable.....I'll check the spring....It should be fine...but an easy check.

That sounds more like what I was thinking......what type of lube should I use?

Ya know - one out of the 4 RRA triggers is exactly like this.  If you hold the trigger back, then push the hammer back, it has a hard reset as the hammer locks behind the disconnector...  and it does keep this trigger from being able to bump fire..... but works fine otherwise.

I just moved it into a target rifle..... an swapped the one in the rifle into into the M4.....  I gotta be able to bump fire.... even if I never do it.  

That being said.... the trigger works perfectly as it should..... I dont think there is a guarantee for bump firing on these things.  

You read me like a book....FALARAK.

A few of my RRA triggers bump real good, and a couple are as described.....thanks.