AR-15 EDT® SERIES TRIGGER ASSEMBLIES

AR-15 EDT® SERIES TRIGGER ASSEMBLIES Reviews & Ratings

Hiperfire’s EDT triggers give your AR-15 an upgraded single-stage trigger pull without sacrificing "mil-spec" reliability. All four Enhanced Duty Triggers deliver a medium pull weight of 4.5 or 5.5 lbs. - lighter than a plain G.I. trigger for sure, but safe enough for law enforcement, service rifle competition, and personal defense use. Mechanical advantage built into the EDT trigger geometry gives the lighter-than-mil-spec pull weight, while mil-spec hammer energy is preserved to ensure hard, positive primer strikes. Hiperfire coupled the lighter weight with an overall pull profile that is smooth and consistent, with a clean, decisive break, short over-travel, and a fast reset you can feel and hear, making the EDT a very comfortable "shooter’s" trigger.

  • Single-stage with minimal creep
  • 2 interchangeable hammer springs for 4.5 or 5.5 lb. pull weight
  • SwingFast Hammer Head™ gives unusually fast locktime
  • Extra-power hammer spring for positive hammer strikes without increasing pull weight
  • Self-cleaning - designed to allow debris to fall out to prevent jams & reset problems
  • Fits small-pin (.153") AR-15 lower receivers & AR 308 rifles that use AR-15 triggers

Hiperfire offers the EDT trigger in four configurations: Sharp Shooter is the base-model with features listed above and a curved trigger shoe. Heavy Gunner has the curved shoe and even heavier SwingFast hammer than the Sharp Shooter for ultra-reliable hammer strikes. The Designated Marksman has Hiperfire's Duplex Trigger Bow. Place your finger in a high position for a heavier pull and an extra measure of safety to prevent premature discharge under stress. Low position for precise, target-rifle control. Also has extra-weight Swingfast hammer. Enhanced Duty model is beefed up for full-auto select-fire AR-15 / M16 / M4 type rifles carbines; curved shoe. Hiperfire made the EDT trigger line all about choice: you get to choose the type of trigger pull profile that works best for you - without breaking the bank to do it.

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Reviews Summary
The AR-15 EDT® Series Trigger Assemblies are praised for their smooth performance and value, with many reviewers noting significant improvements over mil-spec triggers. While some encountered issues with installation and function, the majority found them easy to set up, reliable, and effective for various shooting activities. Despite a few mixed reviews, overall satisfaction is high.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Product Performance
70%
Many reviewers highlight the impressive performance of the AR-15 EDT® triggers, noting smoother pulls and improved accuracy compared to mil-spec alternatives. Users appreciate features like the quick reset and reduced drag, indicating this trigger enhances overall shooting experience.
Ease of Installation
60%
A considerable percentage of reviewers mention the ease of installation, with many stating they had no problems during setup. This aspect contributes positively to user satisfaction, especially for those who may not be highly experienced in gunsmithing.
Value for Money
65%
Several reviews point out the triggers' affordability relative to their performance, making them a favored choice over more expensive options. Users frequently mention that they are getting a high-quality product at a reasonable price, describing it as a good investment for those looking for reliable triggers.
Inconsistency in Quality
25%
While most are satisfied, a few reviewers report issues with quality, such as grit in the pull or problems with function. This suggests there may be inconsistencies in manufacturing or installation experiences, leading to divergence in satisfaction levels among users.
Comparison to High-End Triggers
40%
Some users express a newfound preference for the EDT series over more expensive triggers from brands like Geissele and Larue, praising the EDT’s performance while noting their budget-friendly price. This comparison suggests that the EDT triggers may disrupt market perceptions of trigger quality-to-cost balance.
5
Happy
This trigger is a tremendous improvement over the basic mil-spec trigger that came on my lower. I haven't been to the range yet because they're still closed due to covid (which will soon be yesterday's news) But I can tell just by how it feels that my groups will shrink, no doubt about it! I'm glad I took the time to shop around and find this great deal
5
zero drag, sharp crisp break.
Installed in a BCI receiver with a CMMG lower parts kit and a POF ambi selector. This trigger works great in my gun. Zero drag/play and a solid crisp break. Installed in less than 20 minutes without any problems. No function issues either. 5 star so far.
5
Great trigger has a good feel to it up d
Carrier Great trigger easy to install feels good
5
Smooth and crisp
I love the feel of this trigger. Sure it doesn't match up against triggers 2-3x its price, but for $100 you're getting one heck of a crisp trigger. I wasn't sure how much I'd like the duplex trigger design, but after one day at the range I was totally sold on it. One user reported a gritty pull but I have to imagine there was something wrong with that trigger or how it was installed. This is extremely smooth for me with a very crisp and predictable break.
5
Switching from geissele
Ive been using some geissele triggers for my long range/target ar-15s, but for defensive/short range carbines I take to class I prefer single stage. These triggers are perfect for that, and pull between 4 & 5.5 lbs, which is ideal for me. At less than half the price of the other triggers Ive been using, Im only buying these from now on. I also feel like theyre the most reliable, because they still generate enough hammer velocity to properly strike primers and they even have a little pocket for excess carbon and grime (from shooting suppressed or not cleaning) to escape through. If youre building a lightweight rifle the original edt with the minimalist hammer is one of the lightest weight triggers out there, and it increases lock time.
5
That guy is just wrong!
The previous one star comment is just wrong in my experience. I have this trigger group and it is how it's desrcibed. It's a good trigger group for it's price and standard duty carry. Better than mil spec but don't expect to have a competition trigger either. I have a hiper touch trigger as well and that performs as a 200$ plus trigger. This is a great trigger for the price for standard duty use. Not even a hint of grit. I will buy another one and don't listen to number nuts up above he seems to have limited experience.
1
Very Disappointing
I was very disappointed in this trigger. After installation in a new receiver it is almost exactly like a standard trigger. It is gritty and lots of creep. Mine installed at: 6lb 1oz with the 4-1/2# spring. I can get that with a little work on a stock trigger group. For the price there are definitely better options. They have redesigned the sear/hammer geometry. They claim it's better, I think it's just different. They also claim with this particular trigger you can get "different" pull weights by finger placement, that might be true if you have very small fingers or you don't use a trigger guard.