
Originally Posted by
Ghostmaker
Well when it comes to the trigger components its a "regular" thing to do to take them out and clean them from time to time, its actually really simple, not to mention if your going to keep a carbine for defense purposes, you need to know how to do those little things in my mind, there is probably a hundred videos on youtube(guessing), showing you how to take out the trigger group, clean & re-install.
I spent a good hours searching YouTube last night for a decent video on removing the trigger group, and came up empty. One good video on how to get rid of the grittiness, but nothing on removing and replacing the trigger group. I’m sure there is a good video out there, I was just unable to find it. Usually, when I get into stuff like that with springs, I don’t do so well.
Gary
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