I have now installed this trigger in 3 different rifles- Norinco, Dan Defense and NEA. Here is a time and risk saving tip.
The instructions say to remove the pistol grip and the safety in order to get the original trigger out. The risk of this is that little spring and detent under the grip that goes "ping" as you take the grip off - never to be found.
In these three rifles I have found that if I just proceed with knocking out the trigger and hammer pins, the old trigger can be wiggled out the top. No need to remove the grip and safety.
Nice light and crisp trigger.
The instructions say to remove the pistol grip and the safety in order to get the original trigger out. The risk of this is that little spring and detent under the grip that goes "ping" as you take the grip off - never to be found.
In these three rifles I have found that if I just proceed with knocking out the trigger and hammer pins, the old trigger can be wiggled out the top. No need to remove the grip and safety.
Nice light and crisp trigger.
