Installing a Geissele trigger in your rifle is a relatively straightforward process that can greatly improve the accuracy and responsiveness of your firearm. Geissele triggers are known for their precision and reliability, making them an ideal upgrade for any rifle.
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The first step is to ensure that your rifle is unloaded and the safety is engaged. Next, remove the lower receiver from the rifle and remove the existing trigger assembly.
Once the old trigger is out, you need to install the Geissele trigger. This involves removing the two trigger pins and replacing them with the new pins that are included with the Geissele trigger.
Once the pins are in place, you need to insert the trigger into the lower receiver. After this, you’ll need to attach the disconnector, sear, and other components of the trigger assembly. Finally, you’ll need to attach the trigger guard and the safety.
Once the trigger is installed, you can begin to test it. Be sure to test the trigger in a safe environment, such as a shooting range. You’ll want to make sure that the trigger is functioning properly and that the reset time is quick and reliable. If you’re satisfied with the trigger’s performance, you can continue to use it.