EDT Sharp Shooter, HIPERTOUCH Reflex: “Ordered my second hyperfire [sic] trigger, an EDT SS on Friday, today is Monday, it was in the mailbox when I got home from work. After a quick install, it was off to the range to test it. I wasn’t disappointed. It performed as advertised, while not as light as my Reflex, it was everything you said it would be: 4.5# crisp clean break, short reset, very stout hammer strike. I installed in a home defense AR-15 pistol it won’t be the last one I’ll buy.”

HIPERTOUCH Elite: “I just installed a Hyperfire Elite trigger in my AR-10. My goal was to cure some fail to fire issues due to light primer strikes using some foreign military surplus ammo. I have only installed an AR trigger once before and was thinking the Hyperfire trigger could be a problem for me to install. It was way easier than I thought. I did learn one trick to pass along. The trigger and hammer installation is very straight forward. Compressing the coil springs looked like a problem area. I used a 5/32 inch pin punch (flat working end) and cupped my free hand over the spring assembly to prevent lost springs. Success on the first attempt with no flying parts. The trick is to position the yoke just above the notch where it will rest. Push straight in and slightly downward and it falls right into place. The difference between the Elite trigger and military stock trigger is amazing.”