PSA AR15/PA10 EPT - Enhanced Polished Fire Control Group - 507797

I bought a PSA rifle kit with the EPT fire control group. It was so smooth, I purchased two additional for my previous builds. I think they are a good value for the money; especially if you can buy them on sale with free shipping.

This trigger is just as good as the ALG defense trigger!! Great upgrade to any rifle!

I just upgraded one of my lesser expensive PSA builds with one of these triggers, and now it works great! The original one that came with my lower was a bit grindy, but this improved it tremendously. It was a little bit difficult for me to get it through the sear, because it's a bit tight, so I followed a punch through, from the other side, and it finally went it, but after that, everything was a breeze. I will be buying another. Enjoy

I put these FCG's in all my builds and get a 4.5 to 6 lb. pull and that is consistent with all my rifles.
Great improvement over Milspec.

The trigger and hammer pins are smaller and will need to be replaced with milspec pins. Also the disconnecter hole is made for the smaller pins and will you will need another one. Once you do that the trigger is great.

Nice low-cost trigger upgrade. Retains the power and trigger pull of a stock trigger without the creep. Crisp break.

The PSA Enhanced Polished Fire Control Group is a GREAT value for the price! Very consistent clean, crisp trigger pull!

Excellent fit and finish, went in as easy as any mil spec trigger, but trips smoother and the reset is more crisp. the only problem I was having was the pins walking, but solved that with anti-walk pins. And got an extra set for the next build without waiting on a back-order

Bought at least 6 of these so far over a couple years span. The quality is consistent over the years. If you are building on budget this is the right trigger. comparable to a ALG polished trigger group

Recap: Mil-spec reliability, normal break weight, consistent product to product, and smooth draw to break.

Cons: pins aren't super tiny, may walk out a bit with heavy use.(use a Anti-Rotation Pin set problem solved)

Easy way to upgrade your trigger. Well worth the money!

This makes a great duty trigger. It's not light, but it's smooth and good reset.

I have used this trigger on other builds and they all feel the same.

A great trigger for a great price.

Overall not bad. A slight “parachord trigger job” after install and it was good to go just under 6# trigger pull

I've fired about 500 rounds and maybe around 250 dry fires. It was very good when I first got it and now it's even better. I think it's about broken-in. It's a very crisp, single-stage trigger. Practically no creep or overtravel. Reset is definitely felt and heard. Trigger pull is definitely lighter than milspec. It's not too light and not too heavy. You should definitely buy it. It's one of the best polished milspec triggers out there.

I have this FCG in 5 of my AR's, (5.56, .300 B/O & 9mm). I also have 2 5.56 AR's with the more expensive ALG ACT FCG and honestly like the PSA better. The one thing I do different is replace the hammer spring with ALG Purple spring. I get consistent 4.5 lb. trigger pull with this set-up. This set is close to mil-spec, but much better and for the price you can't go wrong.

Feels just as smooth as more expensive ones I’ve used in the past....bought 3 so far with plans to purchase more in the future.

Great upgrade over any MIL spec trigger. Smooth take-up and smooth break.

Love it. I don’t really know if I can add anything beyond that. Crisp. Repeating. Absolutely love it. I put them in all my toys.

Have this trigger group in 3 of my AR's - extremely consistent pull from rifle to rifle. While not a 'target' trigger, it's hugely better than any mil-spec.

Wish PSA would put this trigger group back in stock instead of just offering it in rifle kits lately.

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The main two pieces are coated in Nickle but the actual engaging surfaces are raw steel.
Compared to standard trigger the pull is smoother. It can be extra smoother if you have metal polish compound and polish a bit more on your own to a mirror shine.

Can that also be done to the standard GI trigger? Yes.
But on this trigger, I also polished the inside where the pins go, using polish compound and Q tips.

On the fence about replacing your milspec trigger with this? Get some good quality synthetic gun oil put on your trigger, and it is exactly the same as this one. Lower power springs used to be included with the EPT. Now only standard springs are in the kits I have received. An older review i did was four or five stars. I don't really think this is worth much anymore unless you just want a silver trigger instead of a black one simply for aesthetics.

Basically millspec with a fancy coating, just a little less gritty and if you pull past the take up to the wall and let go, it does not spring back like my millspec one. Overall personally ill stick to my $120 ones that I am happy with. But to answer the question is it worth it? Well... it will make your gun go bang, in my opinion if I would make a cheep gun the extra $ for this vs a millspec cheepy is not worth it. So i can not recommend this trigger but it works, so it gets 3stars.

Much better that the standard trigger, hard to beat.

I've finished 5 builds and 4 of them have this Trigger, I do use the Red JP Precision Spring kit with it, makes a Great Single-Stage Trigger, no creep nice clean break, you couldn't ask for better to the money, try it!! You be pleasantly surprised how good it is!!

Nice for the price. Def getting a few!

I've installed two of these so far. Great crisp break, no creep and no overtravel, nice short reset. I've paired the two I've installed with JP Enhanced Reliability spring kits and one broke at 3 lbs 9 oz, the other at 3 lbs 12 oz. Not on a par with a Geissele, but 1/5th the cost and world's better than stock milspec.

Great trigger group.

When these are back is stock I am buying more! The trigger pull is truly smoother and lighter than the normal MilSpec trigger. The price makes it perfect for the shooter that wants a better trigger pul without spending hundreds on match grade triggers.

This trigger is a HUGE UPGRADE to a Milspec trigger. My first AR15 build I upgraded the Milspec trigger with a Timney 3 lb. Match Grade Trigger because the Milspec trigger was Appalling. Since then I bought both an AR10 and AR15 from PSA both of which have the EPT. These triggers are SO GOOD that I don't feel the need to upgrade them to a Timney. The weight of the trigger pull feels like half that of Milspec and it is SMOOTH AS SILK. You can definitely hunt with this trigger.

I put one of these in my D.P.M.S. AR-10 and it worked great. It is lighter then the trigger from the factory and very smooth. Keep in mind this is not a match grade trigger! That being said you can't beat this trigger for the money. If you want match grade P.S.A. has them at good prices when they are on sale. Thank you P.S.A.

I have used 3 of these in around builds. Two with lighter springs.If they ever have them again I'm going to put a set in my s&p 15-22.

I purchased a pre-assembled lower from PSA with this trigger in it. The difference between that rifle and my other factory M4 clone rifle is amazing. I'm not sure that the pull is any lighter but there is zero grit less take-up and the break is very crisp.

Installs in minutesfeels great works great. I added jp enterprises enhanced reliability springs to make it really good. Tried several different types of ammo and they all ran without issue. My groups are definitely tighter with this enhancement.

I purchase this product to install on all AR platforms I build for myself and others. I can't count how many I purchased but never had a faulty product. In my opinion this is the best mil-spec trigger short of getting a high-price Geissele trigger or a drop in trigger pack. Value/Money ratio is high with this product! Years of doing business with Palmetto State never once let down.. If anything they never cease to amaze me.

very smooth

I replaced the lousy trigger in my Troy Pump AR with this after reading several reviews claiming pull weights from 4.5-6 lbs. Mine measured 7 lbs! It's fairly smooth but I can't live with a 7 lb. trigger.

Folks if you want a very affordable trigger that is a step up from the base trigger go with this one. You can't beat the quality at this price point. I now only use two types of triggers in my AR builds - The PSA enhanced trigger for base builds or a Geissele model for specialty work.

I installed this with a 4.5 lb spring kit and took it to Targetmaster's in GarlandTX. I showed it to another shooter and he was shocked at how smooth and little take up. When I told him how low it costed (about $50 after spring and shipping) his jaw dropped. He couldn't believe how well it compared to his Timmey trigger that he paid over $200.

Recently got a hold of this trigger group before it ran out of stock...again! I meant that in a good way this upgrade is selling like hotcakes! Off the bat the surfaces feel slick had to wipe my fingers off sweat as it would jump off. Anyways i installed it with the Kaw Valley Precision springs and to me it feels perfect! One thing i noticed right off the bat no creep!! I was contemplating on buying a drop in trigger but i won't now with this assembly and it is mil-spec set up at that! More power to PSA! Keep making them you have a winner with this product!!

I replaced my PA-15 stock trigger with this Enhanced Polished Fire Control Group. I also replaced the springs with a JPS3.5 spring set. Total upgrade under $45 bucks. Love it!

This palmetto trigger is lighter has less pre-travel and breaks cleaner than my spike's tactical battle trigger. Due to the name I really expected the spike's to be the better of the two but it's actually the other way around. This trigger is excellent for the price! I will most likely replace my spike's with another one of these from Palmetto. Excellent job PSA!

Trigger is awesome. It is so much better than a mil spec trigger. Easy to install no issues after recreational shooting for a year..

I have bought 2 of these Trigger groups an For the money you can't go wrong. I have got an average pull of just under 5 lbs. with no creep great job PSA.

This is an extremely cost effective upgrade for any AR-15 platform. The trigger comes in at an even 6 pounds on my scale on most copies of this trigger I have used. I also like the fact the trigger face is wider than normal which definitely helps a lot with having a consistent trigger pull. Definitely not match grade but I prefer a heavier trigger on my cheaper builds that won't be used for matches for various reasons. It's still light enough though that it's more pleasant to shoot with than the typical GI style triggers that can weigh in at 7 or 8 pounds.

If you're looking for a cost effective upgrade I got this thing on sale for 30 US dollars 30 bucks! That'a steal for a trigger like this. I say buy several! You'll never know when you'll want to build another AR! ;)

I purchased two of these triggers back in April of 2016 because they looked like a great buy. I had earlier purchased an ALG ACT version which at first glance looks quite a bit like the PSA FCG both having similar claims in advertising but a big difference in price. When I received the PSA triggers I wanted to test the quality so I installed one on the Bushmaster that was using the ALG ACT. To my inexperienced senses they seemed absolutely comparable and quite similar in performance.

With my tester the ALG which had the heavier spring installed gave me readings of 5.5 lbs consistently. I when I installed the PSA FCG on the same rifle it gave me consistent 5.25 lb readings... in both cases the very slight variations were negligible. I have never tested the second PSA FCG. Since that time I have built a second AR/M4 and equipped both the Bushmaster with similar equipment. The modified Bushmaster kept the ALG ACT and the PSA FCG I installed on the new rifle.

I have had several people with more experience than I to inspect and offer their opinions on the two rifles. When it came to the two triggers every one of them considered the two triggers as equal and close in operation as they could be... and if they were blindfolded and not able to see the very slight visual differences they would have thought they were from the same source and in fact the same model.

I read some of the reviews of this item and wanted to add mine. I'm sure there are a few that may make it through QC with lower standards but so far my experience has been as good as I could expect even if these triggers were priced more like the ALGs. I did get the sale price for the two I bought and have been tickled ever since. I have two lightweight AR/M4s weighing in at 6 lb 6 oz and 5 lb 14 oz in order of the dates of ownership. Even my wife can hit her targets with the lighter one and was fully surprised at how easy it was to shoot... trigger and all. If I still had a kid at home I would build another one for him/her... after all I still have a good trigger to use.

The trigger would not allow my safety to rotate to the safe position. Had to use original trigger. Used PSA hammer and its spring seems to strike harder.

There is a remarkable difference between polished trigger and the mil-spec version. The pull is lessened slightly but the big difference is the smooth crisp action when the trigger is pulled. Since there is no creep you will get that surprise shot you are looking for. It took me 5 minutes to put this trigger in with simple tools. Buy this product and you will not be disappointed. For the price and quality I had to give it 5 stars. Might I also say that PSA finally has its act together with shipping. The product got here within 2 days which is outstanding.

I purchased the EPT for an inexpensive upgrade to my stock milspec trigger for my Sig Sauer M400 Enhanced. The stock Sig Sauer trigger was gritty. The EPT for $29 has ZERO grit and a little bit lighter pull. You won't beat this trigger if you want to stick with a milspec trigger but smoother than stock.

I picked up this trigger around Christmas 2016 when PSA had them for $29 bucks. I was putting a lower together I had bought around 4th of July for a 300 blackout pistol for my colleague at work. He wasn't wanting to put a ton of money in his feral hogs shooter so hey I got this onsale after reading the good reviews. Its a typical AR Trigger install everything went into place w/out incident. When I got the lower back together I dropped my BCG in the 8.5 inch upper I built for this pistol I was very surprised the trigger breaks at 4.5 lbs on my Lyman trigger pull gague hardly any grittysloopy feeling during the take up felt nice better than a mil spec rack grade ARM4 Trigger.

My colleague is a Nam Marine grunt vet with a lot of time behind a M16 trigger in the lake 60's early 70's but very little time with the more modern rifles of today. When we took it out on my home range he couldn't believe how well the trigger felt. So it's not a Gelssle super dynamic 3 gun trigger or even a Timney but for someone just wanting a nicer than mil spec an can change a trigger out this is gonna be one of the cheapest upgrades you can do to your AR. If I get asked to build another budget AR this will be the trigger I will put in it. .

Nice crisp cheap trigger. Only issue I had was with the disconnector not wanting to release the hammer on reset. Sanded down(in small amounts) the rear lip of the hammer with 400 grit sand paper until it started running smooth as butter. Idk if mine was just a bad one but seemed to be too be rough on the machine work. Easy to fix though.