Step-by-Step Guide for Installation
Upgrade kit FRT 15 is a rewarding project for those who have a little mechanical knowledge and patience. To ensure proper operation, it’s important to follow the manufacturer’s instructions. Here’s a simplified process to give you a better idea:
- Make sure your firearm is unloaded. Safety is always first.
- According to the instructions of the manufacturer, disassemble your firearm in order to access the trigger assembly.
- Remove existing trigger system. Remove the stock trigger components with care.
- Install new trigger components. Follow the instructions in the upgrade kit to replace the old components with the new parts. This will include the trigger, new selectors and springs.
- Reassemble Your firearm. Reassemble your firearm once all new components have been installed.
- Test the functionality of your firearm. Perform a function check without using live ammunition to ensure the upgrade is installed correctly.
This is a summary guide. The actual process may be more complex, and require specific tools. It’s best to consult a gunsmith if you are unsure at any stage.
FRT-15 3 Position Upgrade
Tools and Skill Required for Installation
It’s important that you gather the tools needed and determine if you have the skills required before starting the installation. You will probably need:
- A set of punches
- A hammer
- A screwdriver set
- Needle-nose pliers
- A firearm assembly mat is optional, but useful for organization.
It is important to have a basic knowledge of how your firearm works, the confidence to disassemble and reassemble it, and previous experience with small mechanical components. If you are not confident in these areas, it is best to seek professional assistance to prevent damaging your firearm and the upgrade components.
Maintenance and Care after Upgrading
Maintenance of Upgraded Trigger Systems: Best Practices
To ensure longevity and reliability, it is important to maintain your 3 Position Upgrade kit. The trigger system, like any mechanical component requires regular maintenance. Here are some tips for best practices.
- Regular cleaning After each use, clean the trigger mechanism of any gunpowder residue, dirt, or debris. Use a quality cleaner and a small toothbrush to reach into crevices.
- Lubrication : Apply a suitable firearm grease to the moving parts in the trigger assembly. This will prevent wear and ensure smooth operations.
- Inspection : Check the upgrade components for signs of wear and damage periodically. Look for unusual wear patterns and broken parts.
- Function Testing: Perform regular function testing to ensure that the upgrade is functioning as intended. This should be done in a safe manner, without using live ammunition.
Maintaining your upgraded system will not only ensure that it works properly, but also help you to become more familiar with the operation of it. This will lead to a better experience when shooting.







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