HIPERFIRE Hipertouch EDT Heavy Gunner AR Fire-Control Groups deliver super smooth, crisp breaks along with hard-hitting hammer strikes to ensure your rifle will fire every time you pull the trigger. HIPERFIRE manufactures these groundbreaking match-quality Rifle Triggers for competition shooters, long-range hunters, and law enforcement and military tactical shooters. The HIPERFIRE Hipertouch Heavy Gunner Trigger Assembly has only a hint of creep, with exceptionally quick positive reset, so you can hit those double taps faster. Upgrade from your stock trigger to the HIPERFIRE Hipertouch Precision Fire-Control Group for AR15/AR10 Rifles for speed and accuracy on your next mission. Specifications for HIPERFIRE Hipertouch Enhanced Duty Trigger Heavy Gunner, AR Fire-Control Group: Manufacturer: HIPERFIRE Color: Black Trigger Shape: Traditional Curved Trigger Pull Weight: 4.5 – 5.5 lb Trigger Pin Size: 0.154 in Gun Model: AR-10, AR-15 Condition: New Cartridge: 7.62x51mm NATO, 5.56x45mm NATO, .300 AAC Blackout, .308 Winchester, .223 Remington Features of HIPERFIRE Hipertouch EDT Curved Trigger Fire Control Group, Heavy Gunner, 2Q9-ART-HEDT2TA: Enhanced Duty Trigger is a significant AR upgrade for MIL, LE/SWAT, personal utility. 2 user-adjustable trigger pull weights of 4.5+ and 5.5+ lbs. Single stage, semi-automatic. Radical Sear Mechanics: Medium Weights (4.5 and 5.5 lb. pulls), smooth, accurate. Heavy, SwingFast Hammer Head – Faster lock-up and more accurate. MIL++ Heavy Duty Hammer Springs. Very hard hammer strikes, high power touch off for ultimate accuracy. Curved Trigger with a Backbone. For standard AR lower receivers using small pins of 0.154-inch diameter. Hint of creep, slightly shorter travel to break from moment of reset. Crisp, clean trigger break. Best-In-Class fast/positive reset. Faster hammer lock-up than stock, Mil-Spec strike energy. Installs without removal of the safety selector. Short over-travel. Positive reset you can feel and hear. Heat-treated alloy steels. Package Contents: HIPERFIRE Hipertouch EDT2 Fire-Control Group, Single Stage Semi-Auto, 2Q9-ART-HEDT2TA
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Jim –
I had used a different aftermarket trigger designed for exclusively steel case ammo. It was also $70 more expensive. This trigger totally fixed any failure to fire, this included Tula, Wolf and Max Extreme. I wish I had bought it earlier
Oakes –
I’ve made builds with ALG ACT triggers, Larue Tactical 2 stage triggers and now these Hiperfire EDT Heavy Gunner triggers. ALG is a great “better than Mil-Spec”. Larue is a sweet two stage for where we that fits into your builds. But these EDT triggers are just easy, reliable, crisp breaking with a crisp reset and I can count on a hard swinging hammer every time. Easy to install and I like the taper pins they include. Only downside is if you have to deal with Hiperfire’s customer service…it’s almost non existent and takes weeks for a one sentence reply, so there’s that. ALG and Larue beat their customer service hands down, hence the lower star rating. However, for a great trigger and a reliable product…these are a great pick!
Tactical Baked Beans –
Its a pretty decent trigger for $90. Installation is easy enough with the dowels that are included. The Trigger pull is definitely better then mil spec. I run this TCG with the 4.5 pound spring and have had zero issues. The feedback is very nice. Its a very predictable trigger once you shoot a few rounds through it and get a feel for it. The break is nice and crisp and the reset has a very satisfying loud "clack" and positive feel to it. Ive had zero light strikes with this TCG, even on 30 year old surplus 7.62×51 NATO.I originally put this TCG in an AR10 i was trying to cobble together for as cheap as possible for long distance shooting. The one complaint i have, which honestly isnt even that much of a gripe to begin, is the creep. Its not earth shatteringly bad, or disappointingly mushy. Its just there, and i believe its there by design. Im gonna try to describe it as best as i can in a way that would make our lord and saviour, Garand Thumb smile….yes….thats right.We are gonna ghost that trigger together. Put your finger over mine and put on a little unchained melody.There is zero play, a little bit of creep, maybe 2-3 millimeters of creep*click* Its not mushy creep.Its a very predictable hard break at the end of that creep too. Feel that reset*clack* About 1-2 millimeters on the reset and its a very positive feel.*click* Yeah thats about a 4.5-5 lb trigger pull. Its pretty good.Okay im done. I swear.This TCG gets the job done just fine, i just wanted a trigger with little to no creep. So i went and swapped this trigger into my AR15 duty rifle and thats were it will stay. It works fantastic in that rifle as well. No light strikes still. The creep that annoyed me in the Ar10 is almost welcomed in the duty rifle. Again, super predictable trigger pulls and resets. Very nice trigger feel.It seems just at home in service or duty rifles and is definitely a fantastic and affordable option over a mil spec trigger.It definitely isnt a geissele trigger. But for $90 you'd be hard pressed to find a better trigger around that price point in my opinion.
Chris S –
So, i swapped out my laser trainer for some super sonic ammo.I love the break on the first shot or shots from the bag, but this is a pistol and I have been training in standing position. The multiple shot drills had me rolling into a surprise shot at the end of my 3 and 5 shot bursts- semi auto- I let my gunsmith know and we swapped for the heavier spring. (Included) Until I work on my trigger discipline, the heavier spring has cured that concern. Works with standard pins. No strike failures in 1000s of reps.
Kid Ink –
I truly enjoy my Hyperfire Enhanced duty triggers, have them installed in both AR10 and AR15 rifles. Easy to install, the exact purpose of a drop in triggee. The reason i like these if you ever have to change parts its simple. Most drop in triggers have covering and if you have to replace parts its alot of work. The different springs will determine your trigger pull.
niko107 –
I have a KS-47 now years in the making due to parts missing and finally got to shoot it. It would shoot so had about every 7 or so not fire. Replaced with titanium firing pin and that went up to about 9-12 with hard primer issue. So read around and found this particular one pop up often in forums and reviews to be seemingly used on many 7.62×39 builds. Conveniently we all had same issue being hard primers messing up our range fun. Well that has ended with this installed, I will say have a few firing pins stored in hand grip in case pin dulls. Even titanium likely will dull over time creating other issue.