POF Trigger System 5.56/.223 Remington Drop In 4.5 LB

I have three of these triggers and they are awesome; however, the KNS anti-walk trigger pins that are with this purchase leaves a little to be desired. Not to take away from Buds and Fed-Ex stellar shipping (got this thing in two days during Chinese Flu crap) I have to comment on these pins. The pins have to use 2, "T-7" Torx wrenches to install properly. The previous KNS pins had the wrenches included, not this time (and previous pins from POF-USA /KNS were different with larger, more common Torx screws)! Still a great trigger, just a tad let down on this one as these wrenches aren't very common. I had to go and purchase an extra wrench in a kit that costs an extra 12.00 bucks. Really no big deal, but I can't put the cool little wrenches I got with the previous ones conveniently in the pistol storage compartment on my AR-15 build. With that being said, the positive is that this thing breaks crisply and will handle harder primers (like Wolf) with no issues. Fired several different brands with no issues!

This trigger is great nice clean break, drops right in with no problems.

Group's were cut in half.

My go to drop in trigger for all my builds. Product shipped in a timely manner and was as advertised. I highly recommend this trigger system and Bud's Gun Shop.

I love it. It works grate and was easy to install.

Great trigger I put this in a spikes tactical hellbreaker lower for my AR pistol build

I have used timney , and other drop in triggers and this trigger is as good as any other. The rubber feet are a really nice touch I put it in a new Sig piston ar I built and it is what the gun needed. Reset is tight and smooth. It says it is a 4.5 pound pull I used my wheeler trigger pull tool and I did it 12 x and it averages 5.8. I wish it was adjustable I like a light trigger for precision target shooting and a heavier trigger for tactical drills and and 3 gun contest so this being higher then 4.5 I am ok with. The creep is not noticeable. It is def worth the lower cost it will go against most triggers in that price range . It's nice to pay less and get more then you expected to. Again I wish the rubber feet were on more trigger. As far as the shape their are more to choose from for target I would want more of a curved trigger . The free anti roll pins to me is not needed in a drop in trigger I used them on a Wilson combat I built and was having issues with trigger was going to put a drop in trigger but the roll pins saved my Ass . While if I had to pic Pof over timney I prob go with the Pof . I am in the middle of a Pof build in 308 so I'll prob try a Pof in it. If your looking for a in expensive trigger this is the one can't beat the price base if you want adjustable better trigger blade design and no feet they do make the trigger harder to install and a tight fit then go with a diff trigger. But if you want a solid trigger for relabile use and know it's going to work then go for it. I did take the time to polish some burrs and imperfections from the hammer etc but I like my firearms 1000000000% perfect . You get what you pay for

Great trigger, drops right in and has a nice crisp release. Everyone that has tried it likes it also.