I just installed the ALG AK trigger on my PAP M92 SBR, and the hammer slides a bit side to side on the pin. The hammer never loses contact with the trigger or the disconnect, but I don't like having that movement and I don't remember it being there with the factory hammer. Is anyone else having this problem? Is there a fix? Or am I just over reacting?

Normal, nothing to worry about.

I had this on mine. Was concerned, but reinstalled a couple more times working on how the hammer spring was on there, and it got a lot less :D

FYI: 3 ways to make an AK part, due to all the variations in receivers;

a) you make it to minimum spec, it slops around in everything but will be a true "drop-in" part for those afraid to use some sandpaper/file.
b) you make it to maximum spec, and it requires fitting in 95% of receivers, I MUCH prefer my parts to be made this way, it's true that some clearance is necessary, desirable, and a part of the design in the first place, but I like to decide what gets cleared and by how much.
c) you split the difference, half require fitting, the other half drop in and slop around.

If you want a max spec trigger that doesn't slide back and forth, find a triggerset out of a Chicom, a Poly or a Mak, the triggers are large and fill the space in the receiver cut-out nicely, might even have to sand a bit to fit. The hammers can be hit or miss and the disconnector doesn't really matter, I use whatever I have laying around that has the most disconnector engagement.

I almost never see a hammer that has too much slop.

You can always nickel plate parts to add a few thousandths, it's super easy.

Awesome, thanks for the response. I've shot it a few times with no issues, I was just concerned when I first installed it. Thanks.