Uploaded April 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
The 6 Shooter by Trigger is basically a super slick way to control all your vehicle’s accessories—especially lights, without having to run a bunch of switches and wires through your dash.
Picture this: six wireless-controlled switches that let you manage everything from a mobile app or a neat little Bluetooth remote. No need to drill holes or snake wires through your truck or Jeep just to flip some switches. It’s all clean, smart, and super convenient.
One of the best things? You can mount the switch panel wherever you want—dash, roll bar, wherever feels natural—and it’s fully programmable. Want one switch to act like a momentary button, another to be always-on? Totally doable. It even lets you dim your lights, set timers, and customize icons on the app, so it feels kind of like a smart home setup, but for your rig.
It’s waterproof, rugged, and made for real off-road use. So whether you're crawling rocks or just flexing in a parking lot, it makes your setup look way more pro. Think of it like the brains of your build—it just makes everything easier and cleaner.
The 6 Shooter by Trigger is basically a super slick way to control all your vehicle’s accessories—especially lights, without having to run a bunch of switches and wires through your dash.
Picture this: six wireless-controlled switches that let you manage everything from a mobile app or a neat little Bluetooth remote. No need to drill holes or snake wires through your truck or Jeep just to flip some switches. It’s all clean, smart, and super convenient.
One of the best things? You can mount the switch panel wherever you want—dash, roll bar, wherever feels natural—and it’s fully programmable. Want one switch to act like a momentary button, another to be always-on? Totally doable. It even lets you dim your lights, set timers, and customize icons on the app, so it feels kind of like a smart home setup, but for your rig.
It’s waterproof, rugged, and made for real off-road use. So whether you're crawling rocks or just flexing in a parking lot, it makes your setup look way more pro. Think of it like the brains of your build—it just makes everything easier and cleaner.
