Bravo Company Manufacturing PNT Trigger Assembly

This is a great trigger. Followed suggestions from previous reviews and upgraded springs with the JP Enterprise enhanced spring kit (red) for a 4.5 lb. pull. Replaced my Timney Impact which was having trigger reset issues. This BCM trigger has very little travel before a nice crisp break allowing for a nice accurate trigger squeeze. Shot 140 rounds today in my 300 bo no problems.

I have two BCM rifles. One is maybe 15 years old and the other one I just bought a couple years ago. The new one has this trigger standard in it. The old one had whatever they put in back then. It was an OK trigger, but there was a lot of creep and you could feel and hear the movement. With the this PNT trigger, there is absolutely no movement of the trigger before the break. You press on the trigger and it is solid. You continue pressing with more pressure and then the hammer falls. I decided to upgrade my old Bravo rifle with the pint trigger, to get a better trigger pull and to keep it all BCM. They are simple to put in. I think it took me five minutes. Now my old rifle has a very crisp single stage trigger just like my newer rifle. Yes it is heavy. I don’t have a trigger gauge, but it’s quite a few pounds. but it is crisp. There’s no take up at all. You press on the trigger and it just breaks.

A great trigger for the price, Very smooth, mine broke at 5lbs

This may be the best single stage milspec trigger on the market. Easy to install and very smooth 5.5 pound pull. Breaks clean and very positive reset.

Well made mil-spec trigger group. Crisp trigger pull of 8 lbs. Nicely finished. Suitable for hard service, much better than what you would find in a lower parts kit.

I've had this trigger in one of my lowers for over 2 years now. BCM has always brought overwhelming quality to all of their rifles, parts, and components and this trigger is no acception. I have never had a single issue with it. The reset is crisp and it almost pushes your finger forward for you. There is no slop or spongeness. it's a fantastic single stage trigger and I am kicking myself for not buying more earlier. Since the pandemic hit, finding this trigger is like looking for a needle in a haystack. I wish I could have put it in a few more builds.

The first one of these I had was installed in a BCM rifle and it stands out to such a degree among other military triggers, including several popular slightly cheaper brands that I keep coming back to it, recently in an older Bushmaster and a DDM4V7 with a gritty factory trigger. I break it in by dry firing a couple hundred or more times, then lubricate, after which it breaks at a clean, consistent 6.5 Lbs. No grit, just butter smoothness and a very reasonable pull for a Mil Trigger, so predictable it's an improvement over any stock MFGR trigger I've owned by a long shot.

I own or have owned quite a few triggers: Geiselle, ELF, Larue, Timney, Triggertech, and plain jane mil-spec triggers and I was pleasantly surprised with the BCM PNT trigger. Personally I prefer 2-stage match grade triggers as I typically do precision style rifle shooting, however this trigger went in a 12-inch pistol build so a duty grade single stage is a good fit. My trigger pulls right at 6 lbs consistently and the break is crisp. I haven't put enough rounds on this trigger to give it a 5-star review but as of now it's exactly what I was looking for and I'm interested to see how it lasts long term after a few thousand rounds.

I can only compare this to the PSA EPT and a S&W standard factory trigger, however this one is already my favorite. It feels lighter than both and is very smooth. It has no discernable grittiness or unnecessary catch points when pulling, which is something the PSA falls short on. Even just dry firing, this one is noticeably better than the other two triggers I have. I will likely upgrade all my ARs with this as it comes back in stock. You cannot beat this trigger group for the price in terms of quality and reliability vs cost. Excellent trigger group.

I read some of the other reviews and read that others were using the JP red spring kit. Hey, for the price, I gave it a try. Very happy with that combination. This combo replaced a really gritty and heavy pull MILSpec trigger that came on my 20yr old Bushmaster lower. It is like night and day. I was looking for a cheaper option than another CMC drop in and this trigger feels really good. It has a slight pull before the hammer drops, but it is so minimal it is almost non existent. When I added a little grease on the break, that made all the difference in the world.

This is my new trigger upgrade for all my old AR triggers