Fire Control Group Removal
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Before installing take note of the two axis pins. Near the head of the pin you will see a grove, this grove is where the Shepard hook (crook) will fit into to prevent them from walking out of the rifle.



To reinstall, first wrap the hammer spring around the hammer as shown in the above picture.

Place the hammer back in the rifle as shown with the hole lined up with the hammer axis pinhole on the receiver. Hold the hammer in place and reinsert the hammer axis pin, do this with the left side of the rifle facing up. The fat head part of the axis pin should keep the pin from falling all the way through the rifle; make sure the head of the axis pin is on the left side of the receiver. I recommend you take a piece of scotch tape and tape the pin in place until you finish installation.

Next take the hammer and disconnector and reassemble them as shown, make sure the disconnector spring is in the hole inside the disconnector and the small notch inside the trigger. Reinsert the trigger and disconnector into the receiver as a single unit, make sure they do not separate because the spring inside the disconnector will come out, and the two holes on the bottom of the trigger and disconnector will not line up for the trigger axis pin.

 

While holding the trigger and disconnector unit together with the holes on the bottom of the unit lined up with the trigger axis pin hole, reinsert the trigger axis pin left to right with the head of the pin against the left side of the receiver. Note: (You may have to move the two ends of the hammer spring out of the way to clear room for the trigger and disconnector unit, make sure the two pieces of the spring are above the axis pin) The pin should pass through both the trigger and disconnector. With the pin in place I recommend you take a piece of scotch tape and tape the pin in place until you finish installation.


Now take the two ends of the hammer spring and hook them around the two rear protruding pieces of the trigger as shown.
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