Shooting the broad River tactical car 15 SD as usual. This time with the kynshot 5000 and a tubbs 300 Blk lw spring, which might have the least amount of recoil out of all the buffer setups so far. Then I'm using a schmid two-stage which I like quite a bit, My new favorite sub $100 trigger option I pick this one up for around $75 which it's totally worth. The safety is a Griffin 60-120 Safety I cut for myself, so I could use it with the Kabuto. 

The FRT is a Kabuto I printed myself. I've been working with somebody on a universal Kabuto housing that will work with LaRue, Geissele, Schmid, mil-spec, and probably even more I haven't tested, without having to install any kind of lever blocker on the gun or make changes to the trigger. The activator is also printed out in the exact sizing I needed and didn't require any modification from there. Then I used a
$10 steel lever, so in total build cost me around $11 dollars. I really like the printed activators they seem to hold up great when they're made out of the right material, and don't tear up the finish on the trigger, while only cost a couple cents to make. Pretty crazy how inexpensively you can have a reliable FRT that actually "drops in" using the Kabuto design and has a ton of compatibility with great triggers with just a few small changes. 

Schmid two-stage trigger with drop in Kabuto