AR-15 BCMGUNFIGHTER™ PNT TRIGGER Reviews & Ratings
Reviews Summary
The BCMGUNFIGHTER™ PNT Trigger receives high praise for its smooth operation and significant upgrade over standard mil-spec triggers. While praised for its value and ease of installation, some users note the trigger pull weight could be heavier than desired. Overall, it appears to be an excellent choice for budget-conscious builds.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Trigger Performance
78%
Reviewers frequently highlight the smooth and crisp performance of the BCM PNT Trigger, considering it a step up from standard mil-spec triggers. Many users appreciate the clean break and minimal creep, making it an appealing option for both beginners and experienced users.
Value for Money
85%
The trigger is often described as an excellent value for the performance it offers. Many reviewers feel it provides quality comparable to more expensive alternatives, making it a popular choice for those looking to upgrade without breaking the bank.
Installation Ease
65%
Numerous users comment on the easy installation of the trigger, reporting a straightforward process with minimal tools required. This user-friendly aspect contributes to its popularity among both novice and experienced builders.
Pull Weight and Creep
40%
Although many enjoy the performance of the trigger, some users express concerns about the pull weight being heavier than expected. Critics mention that it might not be ideal for precision shooting or competitive settings, indicating a preference for lighter triggers.
Durability and Build Quality
60%
Reviewers appreciate the high-quality build and durability of the trigger. The craftsmanship is noted as impressive, providing assurance that the product will hold up well over time, contributing to long-term satisfaction.
Love this trigger
Love this trigger. Everything about it is SMOOTH. Every build from now on will have this.
My wife prefers this to the G2S!
Trigger is impressive, think of it as a step up from a ALG Defense ACT halfway between that and the Geissele 2 stage. The BCM PNT is very clean, very crisp, and has a 5-6 lb pull. I was blown away at how good it is for the cost, minimal first stage that is barely noticeable, then a nice break. Crisp hard reset. Would definitely buy again.
better than any i have tried
just couldn't pay the money for a decent 2 stage so I took a shot in the dark and ordered this bravo trigger group instead. 5 minutes to install and the shot breaks like glass. no pull gauge but estimate well below 5#. could be due to the super fine finish on the mating surface. will be ordering the same unit for my next build.
Best dollar value AR trigger
For non-competitors, this is the perfect trigger upgrade. After only 40 or 50 hammer block dry fires, the pull is smooth as glass, then breaks crisply. With just a touch of Brownell's Action Magic on all contact surfaces, pull is consistent 5 lb. Geissele's BG2S-E has been my 'best value upgrade' 'til now, but this PNT gives me at least 80% of the BG2S-E's improvement (over a stock GI trigger) for a third the cost.
Excellent product!
Great option from budget to dream gun. Slick nickel surface for easy cleaning and corrosion protection. Clean break with zero creep. Great trigger at a great price!
Good value for the money
Noticeably smoother pull and crisper break than standard MIL Spec trigger for only a few more dollars. This is a great way to upgrade for a low cost or to put in your build.
A good trigger
If you want the Executive Summary, this is a 5 Star GI Trigger that is a 3 Star Value at its price. I bought a Colt 6920 and it had such a terrible trigger, it was hard to shoot decent groups. I dont have the spare cash right now for a Geissele SSA and really a M4 type rifle doesnt need one anyway. This trigger had the best reviews of the Enhanced GI triggers and the cost were all similar among the various ALG and the BCM so I felt most comfortable with this option. I dont have a trigger pull gauge, but this is a good single stage GI trigger that transformed my rifle and it is now easy to shoot acceptable groups at the range. My only problem with all these triggers is that they should probably all sell for about $30. The last two lowers I built using DPMS and an old Stag LPK both have very acceptable triggers. The BCM is a little better, but it cost more than either LPK for just the trigger. Ive heard good things about PSAs $30 EPT Trigger and will pick one up the next time I see one on sale to compare the two.

