Lower parts change question

[trunkmonkey]

Do I have to take out the selector and pistol grip assembly in order to change the hammer and trigger assembly in my lower? I'm not sure if the selector will be getting in the way (I'm assuming it will). But I'd like to avoid taking apart nearly the whole thing if I don't have to.

http://www.ar15.com/content/guides/a...lower/#trigger

[C4IGrant]

Originally Posted by trunkmonkey

Do I have to take out the selector and pistol grip assembly in order to change the hammer and trigger assembly in my lower? I'm not sure if the selector will be getting in the way (I'm assuming it will). But I'd like to avoid taking apart nearly the whole thing if I don't have to.

http://www.ar15.com/content/guides/a...lower/#trigger

Depends on who made your trigger.


C4

[trunkmonkey]

Rock river arms 2 stage.

Changing it to a standard single stage.

[Robb Jensen]

When changing FCGs I always pull the grip off and safety/selector, 1/2 of the time it'll need to come off anyway so it's just makes it quicker in the long run.

[trunkmonkey]

In this case all that has already been changed. So I don't want to take it off again unless I have to.

[Robb Jensen]

Originally Posted by trunkmonkey

In this case all that has already been changed. So I don't want to take it off again unless I have to.

As Grant said...........basically sometimes.

I like he work on ARs everyday. Since I'm not retarded it didn't take long to figure out, just take the grip off, and the safety out and the replace the FCG group, replace the parts, reassemble and test for function.....done.

[trunkmonkey]

ok. So basically sometimes.

Having said that basically sometimes when do you not have to?

And basically sometimes when do you have to?

[heretolearn]

Originally Posted by trunkmonkey

ok. So basically sometimes.

Having said that basically sometimes when do you not have to?

And basically sometimes when do you have to?

Are you serious ? You can't be serious.

David F.

[KyAKGuy]

Originally Posted by trunkmonkey

ok. So basically sometimes.

Having said that basically sometimes when do you not have to?

And basically sometimes when do you have to?

When the rear of the trigger won't slip under the selector.

Some do....some don't.

Just take off the damn grip...

KyAKGuy

[TheActivePatriot]

The triggers that do have enough clearance to install without removing the selector, are still easier to install without the selector in the way. It's one screw, just pull the grip.