BMT AR Reduced Power Springs

Got mine for a birthday and I just reyes it on a new AR but I will maybe install in in another one and see...I have wwsd striped and it has a 5-6 pound KEarms basic trigger and I put this in with the 3.5-4 spring and was getting touch grit and 5.5 pounds average on ten pulls with a gage.. Its not any better then the ke arms so I'm bummed . its not a upgrade over solid mil spec parts or this one isnt..... *BULL MOOSE TACTICAL REPLY* Sorry you're having a bad experience with the springs. I have no idea what your setup is, but the springs have absolutely nothing to do with you feeling "grit" in your trigger. If you can prove to me that you're getting 5.5lbs on a GOOD trigger pull gauge with MY springs then I will swap them out because obviously they are defected. Next time reach out and try to resolve an issue or get to the bottom of it before leaving a bad review. Specially where part of the review has nothing to do with the part the review is about.

I have used these springs with the BMT flat faced trigger for about 6 months and have had no issues. (This is my second set) The springs reduced weight are noticeable in areas such as double taps when consecutive rounds are needed and the pull weight is noticeably reduced. I primarily use this in a PSA design, with 22lr conversion kit and really like overall FCG setup that BMT offers. I would recommend the springs for competition style usage as well as the flat faced trigger assembly.

These springs reduced a factory trigger pull from 7.8 pounds to 5.75 pounds. I then polished a BMT skeletonized, flat trigger, installed it with these springs, and reduced it to 5.0 pounds, I then used an old Arkansas knife stone (white/wet stone) on the trigger, and repolished it (enough to just remove the machining scratches). With these springs, trigger, and tuning, my pull is 4.67 pounds in my 308 competition rifle. Its perfect for me, and I saved money for ammo and practice.

Couldn't be happier with the feel of the trigger. Great customer service. They are very knowledgeable and stand proudly behind there products.

Built my AR using all mil-spec items to start with as I haven't touched an AR anything in 35+ years. My finger wouldn't know the difference. It is what it is and it works and feels fine. Found a great deal on this kit and thought, 'why not?'. Wear surfaces didn't look great but I had high hopes anyway. I went to the shop and used some 1200 grit paper on the surface plate to just give enough polish to see high/low spots before I installed the kit. It only took a few passes to make them shine really well with no apparent defects. Hopes raised higher. Cleaned, a couple dabs of grease, installed, and started dry firing. First impressions were good. More dry firing then took a couple force measurements. Consistently 4.5lb, +/- 0.1lb so, not the 3.5-4 claimed. Tried another scale, exactly the same results. Not totally disappointed with that; it'll decrease a bit with use. However, more dry firing revealed some grittiness. Given the almost mirror polished surfaces, I expected far better. My original mil-spec parts don't have this feeling. I removed everything and wiped the grease off. The sear surfaces, more so the trigger's, show unevenness across their faces as if the stones used to finish the parts needed dressed. I'll reinstall and dry/live fire a bunch and hope it wears in and the grittiness goes away. The weight isn't as big a deal.