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Centerfire Rifles - Semiautomatic or Gas Operated Centerfire rifles, carbines and other gas operated rifles. |
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PSA Enhanced Polished Fire Control Group????
http://palmettostatearmory.com/psa-a...d-trigger.html
I don't know if $30 is worth it but I ordered one today. The trigger on one of my home built AR's was really nice so I took it out and put in my pet AR but it seems nicer in that other receiver. I swapped it at least 2 years ago and not I'm finally thinking about it. Maybe I wasted $30, maybe not??? Does anyone have one of these trigger kits? |
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I bought one about 2 weeks ago and installed it yesterday. Have not shot it yet but my first impressions are it's not as polished as I thought it would be but I do like the nib coating. Seems very similar to the trigger that came in the spikes tactical enhanced lower parts kit I used on another build.
Last edited by ScottyBnNC; 02-14-2016 at 10:08 AM.. |
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I actually just put mine in. Replaced the stock milspec PSA trigger. I didn't notice a HUGE difference, until I had another PSA trigger side by side. I'd dry fire mine, then dry fire his. Definitely a nice improvement. Very clean break, crisp. I don't think it did anything for the trigger pull, lbs wise, but I didn't think it would when I bought it.
I didn't expect much for $30, but figured I'd at least try before going to the ACT, which is what I was planning on getting. I'll stick with this PSA trigger until it's Geissele time. IMO, for $30 you can't go wrong. Most definitely a step (even if a small one lol) up from the stock trigger. |
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Travel is noticeably smoother with the PSA EPT, when compared to a standard mil-spec trigger. Nothing special about it. Due to the coating, it's not as "polished" as you would expect. I wouldn't call it a waste of $30. It's a fine FCG for the money, but don't expect it to wow you.
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Got one last month. Its better than the trigger on a Colt 6920. I just ordered another one. Its not a match trigger, but its worth $38 ($8 shipping).
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I forgot to mention, while my mil-spec FCG has both a mushy and gritty feel to it right before the break (not terrible, just noticeable), the PSA "polished" trigger does not, at least, on my current set-up. |
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