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This ingenious screw design replaces the milspec factory grip screw to remove the trigger creep and travel from factory mil-spec triggers in the AR15 rifle. The kit comes with one(1) grip screw with an internal adjustment screw, one (1) lock washer, one (1) reduced power hammer spring, one (1) reduced power trigger spring and one (1) hex wrench for adjustment of the internal screw. The adjustment screw allows for tweaking the hammer and trigger engagement points to clean up the GI trigger and give you a cleaner trigger pull for increased accuracy. The reduced power springs help reduce the trigger weight for a lighter pull.

Application: The Reduced Power Hammer Spring is intended for competition and recreational use only and should not be installed in any rifle used for defense or duty applications. By reducing the spring tension, the introduction of light strikes or failures to fire due to the lack of primer detonation may occur.

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MSRP: $29.95
Our Price: $19.95
Sale Price: $17.95
Savings: $12.00


Shipping: Usually Ships in 1 to 2 Business Days
Part #: MSR-TKIT-01PK
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Installation Instructions RESTRICTIONS
 
1. The internal set screw comes with thread locker pre-applied but for best results remove the internal screw and apply additional thread locker and re install the set screw inside the large screw. Make sure to screw down the internal screw all the way in so that the tip just protrudes.

2. Remove the factory grip screw and lock washer from the grip of your rifle. Mind the spring and detent for the safety as they may bounce out if you remove the grip completely.

3. With the hammer cocked and the gun on safe, insert the Trigger Adjustment Screw into the grip and tighten the large screw with a 3/16” hex wrench until he pistol grip is secure.

4. Using the included hex wrench, finger tighten the internal screw inside the 3/16” screw until the it stops. DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN. Backout the internal screw 1/4 turn at a time until the safety lever can by actuated. Verify that the trigger, disconnector, hammer and safety function correctly. Let your additional thread locker dry before putting your rifle to use.

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5 of 5 AR 15 mil-spec trigger kit June 11, 2025
Reviewer: Rodger Sutton from West Sand Lake , NY United States  
Already have one on an AR, will be putting this one in today. 👍

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5 of 5 Great product, great price May 5, 2025
Reviewer: Anonymous Person  
I've ordered and installed SEVERAL of these kits. After putting well over 5,000 rounds through several guns, the the springs are still going strong, and the adjustment screw works like a charm. No issues whatsoever.

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5 of 5 Completely changed trigger feel April 15, 2025
Reviewer: Denton Bryce  
I’ve always used Geissele SSPs or Triggertech diamond single stage triggers but I came across this product one day and figured I’d see if it actually worked. And yeah it works. Took about ten minutes to install and now I have a milspec trigger that feels pretty much as good as my Geissele.

100% worth the $18

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5 of 5 Simple Upgrade April 4, 2025
Reviewer: Steve McCoy from Akron, AL United States  
I got an average 2.7 lb. trigger weight and removed all slack/creep from trigger

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5 of 5 March 4, 2025
Reviewer: DENNIS KAIIAS from Cedar Creek, TX United States  


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