FRT 15 3 Position Upgrade KIT

FRT 15 3 Position Upgrade KIT – Rare Breed FRT 15 3X DROP-IN TRIGGER UPGRADE KIT

Upgrade your shooting experience by using our FRT-15 3 Position Upgrade kit! Firstly, for those with some mechanical knowledge and patience, installing the FRT-15 3-Position Upgrade can be an enjoyable project. To ensure proper operation, it is important to closely follow the instructions of the manufacturer. Perfect for improving control and precision. Get yours now!

The FRT-15 Upgrade: Maximizing the Potential of Your Firearm

Adopting the FRT-15 3-position upgrade can be a game changer for many firearm enthusiasts who are looking to maximize their shooting abilities. This guide will help you decide if the FRT-15 3 Position Upgrade is right for you and how to install and maintain it if you do.

By focusing on the safety, legality and proper installation and maintenance, you can take your shoot to the next level, while also ensuring that you are doing so responsibly.

Installing Your 3 Position Upgrade

Step-by-Step Guide for Installation

To begin with, installing the FRT-15 3 Position Upgrade 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:

1. Make sure your firearm is unloaded. Safety is always first.
2. According to the instructions of the manufacturer, disassemble your firearm in order to access the trigger assembly.
3. Remove existing trigger system. Remove the stock trigger components with care.
4. 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.
5. Reassemble Your firearm. Reassemble your firearm once all new components have been installed.
6. 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.