AR Platform Drop In Trigger. Specifications for HIPERFIRE PDI AR15/10 Drop-In Trigger Assembly: Manufacturer: HIPERFIRE Trigger Pull Weight: 2 lb Included Accessories: Finger Pad Condition: New Trigger Installation Type: Drop-In Features of HIPERFIRE PDI AR15/10 Drop-In Trigger Assembly MIL-Grade Hammer Strike, No LPS, Ever Exceptionally Smooth Feel Enhanced Corrosion Protection Polished Look PCC Blowback Tough Hammer Collision Bumper Disconnector Crash Protection Disconnector Spring Crush Protection Package Contents: HIPERFIRE PDI AR15/10 Drop-In Trigger Assembly HIPERSHOE Finger Pad
6 reviews for HIPERFIRE PDI AR15/10 Drop-In Trigger Assembly
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GMS –
I have 2 Quarter Circle 10 PCCs. Over the years, I've run CMC, Elftmann, & AR Gold triggers in them. This trigger beats them all hands down. I have mine set for a crisp 2.1# break with a very positive reset for really fast double taps. Both of my PCCs now have Hiperfire PDIs in them. The "hammer collision bumper" will hopefully give this trigger longer life than the other brands I've run.
Sam –
Bought this as an upgrade for my pcc. Clean, crisp, lightweight pull. It can sure take a beating. I see why this trigger dominates the pcc market.I liked it so much I decided to give their reflex line a try in another build.
Turbo –
I ordered the Hiperfire PDI for the MCX due to having an MPX. The first trigger I received had a hammer strike so hard it gave me a blood blister under my fingernail from pulling the trigger while installing. I have never felt a hammer strike that hard. Once I went to the range, the trigger doubled on the first pull. I fired about 30 rounds and it doubled almost every time. I took it apart and looked at the trigger and the disconnect had completely worn down. I called Hiperfire and customer service asked a few questions and I sent the trigger back and they sent me another within a week. I estimate the new trigger to be about 1/3 of the hammer strike of the last one and it seems to be holding up better.
David –
I got my trigger 3 days earlier than expected. The trigger looks and feels like it is a quality product. It fit my LR308 lower with no problems and works like a dream. Some reviews don't treat this product well, complaining of too much creep and there is a tiny bit, but as light as this trigger is, it is definitely a 2lb trigger, I prefer it to have a little bit of creep. The trigger is very smooth, and you can actually feel a very slight give in the pull right before it fires which eliminates any issues of random fire. In short, I am very pleased with HiperFire's PDI Trigger. Now if I can just figure out why the gun spreads rounds out on the page like a shotgun at 100yds it'll be a good hog gun!
S. Templar –
These triggers are absolutely amazing. The one issue that I noticed ( I have four of these ) is that the creep varries considerably from trigger to trigger.One is dead on perfect, but another has so much creep it seems like a two stage trigger.Even the creepy trigger is a good overall trigger. You just have to know about and expect the longer pull.
RealityHitsLikeAHammer –
I see and read reviews on everything before making ANY purchases. The reviews on THIS product ddnt deter me because I'm VERY familiar with these guys products, and 9/10 times there is ever an issue, its either incompetence or user error. This is a COMPETITION* style trigger. There is a reason the military and law.engorcement uses heavier pull weights. If you are going to use this product in a hunting rifle, THAT IS ON YOU AND YOU are responsible for any/everything that happens.. juat the fact is see ppl blaming the trigger is asinine. Hunting your heart rate and blood pressure go up (buck fever isn't a new thing IT'S REAL) EVEN BEFORE U SEE AN ANIMAL just hearing them walking in the woods towards you will make you shake sometimes. IF YOU DO plan on using this product in a rifle u plan to hunt with MAKE SURE YOU ARE VERY VERY familiar with your rifle. And words of advice. As cool/fun/tempting as it may be setting these up for the lightest possible pull is absolutely not necessary nor is it intelligent. Thats like blaming the fork you used to shovel the steak into your mouth for your pants not fitting anymore….