AR-15 BCMGUNFIGHTER™ PNT TRIGGER Reviews & Ratings

The BCM® PNT™ Trigger and Hammer are built to surpass Mil-Spec standards without compromising the reliability of the USGI TDP(Technical Data Package). Each PNT Trigger and Hammer is heat treated in a three step process and hardened for optimal grain structure alignment, surpassing commercial "equivalents" in both durability and performance. To create a perfect alignment and smooth trigger pull, the BCM PNT Trigger and Hammer bores are honed to perfection and the impact resistant trigger and hammer pins are centerless ground to a fine finish with superior tolerances. The BCM Disconnector is stamped from 1070 material and fine blanked for cleaner edges and double disc ground to precise size to ensure consistent and reliable operation. Hand polished sear engagement surfaces reduce friction an additional 300% beyond the Mil-Spec. An electroless nickel finish reduces felt creep and cleans up the grittiness commonly associated with the press in a Mil-Spec trigger. Teflon particles embedded in the nickel, further reduce friction in the interface and double down on a finish that is corrosion, rust and oxidation resistant.

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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.

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Best for the money

Trigger is built well and machine work is high quality. Zero issues with fit or finish. Trigger pull is heavier than I like and this isn't a >$100 trigger so I was prepared for that. Trigger reset is basically the full length trigger pull, no advantages here. Pull is steady & smooth - no grit - crisp break. Better by far when compared to unpolished, coated, mil-spec. Great mid-tier trigger that works as it should and will last.

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.

Good for the money, otherwise just ok

I own four BCMs that came with this trigger, partially thanks to Brownells and there 10% off sales that compelled me to buy some of them. I swapped every trigger for Geissele SSAs. It's not that this isn't a fine OEM trigger, but it's still too heavy and creepy for my tastes. Caveat: I'm not a tactical guy. I shoot for the love of guns and joy of shooting...but my home defense BCM ELW has a Geissele 2-stage. Again, it's a fine trigger, and easy to sell to help defray the cost of the Geissele, and if you like a quality, heavy trigger that's a cut above MILSPEC, this is a good one.