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I’m assuming hammer spring rests on the trigger pin?

@@gothael exactly

The SLAVE PIN is money in the bank! It makes that install so much easier.

Glad we could help Justin!

@@itsraheem thank you. This particular one is gone. Email stromanindustries@gmail.com if we should be talking!

It won't hit it when the Bolt Carrier Group is installed, it will hit the firing pin. Don't dry fire your trigger without the BCG installed, it could damage the lower and/or the bolt catch release.

email me at stromanindustries@gmail.com and we can set upa a facetime if you need help.

@@SentinelArms I got it like 5 minutes after whining on here, but thanks so much for reaching out. I just really had to fandangle it with some finesse. I was sweating though. I guess my lowerkit just didn't like my stripped lower.

great video!

To access the tension screw, you'll have to take off the pistol grip. When you take off the grip, there is the safety selector detent and spring to keep track of.

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I know. I need to get a second person in the shop just to run the camera for me

@@SentinelArms, I sound like such an ass after reading it again. Hopefully you didn’t take it that way.

Great tip!

How about if the selector switch isn't installed yet? I'm working on my first build and can't seem to get the hammer pin all the way through. I used my 5/32" punch as an alignment tool, I can get it all the way through, but when I put the pin in, the punch comes completely out and leaves the pin just barely lacking going completely through. It appears that it is a touch out of line of going on through and I try moving the hammer, but it's stiff as a ram's horn! Then I push my punch through, pushing the pin completely out and start all over again, with the same result. I only lost one pivot pin detent installing it! LOL! I used a 1/4" X 2" clevis pin from Home Depot. It only took 134 tries to get it! LOL! Any tips on the hammer pin will be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

The wrong port is the wrong size...the recharge canister won't fit it.

Well my truck had two spots it fit on, the first one was also on that main line that the bigger port was on, and the other was in the spot he points out.

Thank you!

I agree 100%

Thank you @MsPatriotfront, we try to do it all correctly.

They make it a lot easier!

Not needed. Push down on the disconnector/trigger so the holes line up and get the pin in. Hammer the same but has more spring tension and push it against a table to get the pin past the internal spring.

Any specifics? I'll gladly make one custom per your request.

Thank you!

You don't want that screw to be steel-tipped. Uppers are aluminum, which is softer than steel. With a steel-tipped set screws, the upper would wear in the spot the set screws is adding tension instead of the nylon tip. Screws are a lot cheaper than uppers to replace when their warn out. Just tighten it down a bit more once the nylon becomes compressed from wear, then replace the screw once it doesn't work anymore.

YES, these details are so helpful!

So I think it's easiest to install the safety selector after you place the trigger and before you install the trigger pin. I did NOT do this in the video.

Glad to help!

Ahhh, I see. I'll make that video soon!

@@SentinelArms Thanks mate. You may review the policy though. I learned there are certain build things that cannot be shown on youtube for whatever reason.

Glad we could help!

Agree 100%

Thank you!

you are very welcome!

I know, I was watching the hammer instead of the screen. Rookie mistake!

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@@SentinelArms thank you…. I appreciate the reply I’ve only seen the wheeler one… I wonder if this one is better/cheaper

If you are in the KC area, lmk and I can order you one of these: shop2.gzanders.com/real-avid-ar15-master-bench-block.html @@Serpentis666

18" barrel!

Do you remember what barrel it is and the twist? How does it shoot?

@@dustinlippe6856 It shoots great! I've only taken it out to 150 yards, but it's on point and consistent. Here are some of the specs: Chamber: 300 HAM'R Feed Ramps: M4 style Finish: Matte bead blasted stainless Gas Block Seat: .750" x .920" - Dimpled for set screw Gas System: Mid length Length: 18" Material: Stainless steel - Type 416R Muzzle Threads: 5/8" x 24 Profile: Tactical Hunter (Fluted) Rifling: 1:15 - Button rifled Weight: 27.2 oz.

Thank you @JakeFreivald

Install trigger first. Hammer second.

I'd rather look like him, but I'll take that as a compliment!

Thanks for your feedback @richard9390. Is there any specific part of the install you are having difficulty with? I'll gladly make a slower video and explain more correctly.

Thanks @artbylove! I'm always open to new videos upon request. Hollar if you have any snags with your AR15.

Thank you @bargainbintactician

I don't know from experience, but it's possible the spring won't stay in place.