Triggermen

The Triggermen are hostile mafia-like organizations in the Commonwealth during 2287.

Background
The Triggermen are gangsters who base themselves around Boston's pre-War gangsters and their traditions. This appears to be due to the influence of their ghoul members, who claim to have been members of such organizations. Because of this, most Triggermen appear to operate with a code of honor, for example, Skinny Malone refuses to kill Nick Valentine because of the "old times", when they fought with each other in the past. They can often be seen in the company of Raiders and other such unscrupulous characters, running enterprises such as the robot racetrack at Easy City Downs.

The submachine gun, 10mm pistol, and baseball bat are their weapons of choice, and they wear distinctive mobster-like clothing, usually a fedora alongside a suit-type garment.

Territory
Triggermen live outside society, establishing secret bases where they undertake their questionable activities. One example is Marowski's chem lab, which is hidden deep in an abandoned fishpacking plant, and is where Marowski's gang create chems to smuggle into Diamond City and other settlements. Goodneighbor in particular appears to be a haven of many Triggermen gangs.

Relationships
Triggermen are hostile towards the Sole Survivor, although Skinny Malone is friendly unless pacified and ordered to attack.

A group of Triggermen can be seen in Easy City Downs with raiders, suggesting they cooperate. This is further evidenced by Sinjin's raider group which works with the Triggermen.

At the conclusion of The Big Dig, there are two Triggermen with Hancock's bodyguard Fahrenheit. This is probably why when Whitechapel Charlie asks the player to clear the warehouses in Goodneighbor which contain Triggermen, he doesn't want to tell you that Hancock is the one behind his request: Hancock is having members of a group killed, that he apparently works with from time to time.

Appearances
Triggermen only appear in Fallout 4.