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Wild Romanian · July 4, 2001, 06:43 AM

Sorry about my mistake of saying it was the sear that I was fitting to make the safety work. I meant to say it was the tail end of the trigger. JP furnishes a complete set of instructions on how to do this and it was about 5 years ago that I fitted this trigger. It is definitely not an east trigger to install if your safety does not work when the trigger is first installed. You must proceed very slowly removing only a little metal at a time form the rear of the trigger. Take to much off and the safety will not work. This involves installing and reinstalling the trigger each time you stone or file a little bit of metal off of the rear of the trigger. A time consuming chore at best. My advice is if you have the money buy the Jewel. It installs much more quickly, the safety will work and the trigger is fully adjustable down to a very low pull weight. I again highly recommend it. W.R.

July 4, 2001, 06:43 AM	#12
Wild Romanian Junior member Join Date: April 10, 2001 Posts: 448	Best aftermarket trigger for AR145? Sorry about my mistake of saying it was the sear that I was fitting to make the safety work. I meant to say it was the tail end of the trigger. JP furnishes a complete set of instructions on how to do this and it was about 5 years ago that I fitted this trigger. It is definitely not an east trigger to install if your safety does not work when the trigger is first installed. You must proceed very slowly removing only a little metal at a time form the rear of the trigger. Take to much off and the safety will not work. This involves installing and reinstalling the trigger each time you stone or file a little bit of metal off of the rear of the trigger. A time consuming chore at best. My advice is if you have the money buy the Jewel. It installs much more quickly, the safety will work and the trigger is fully adjustable down to a very low pull weight. I again highly recommend it. W.R.