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I just noticed that the one in that auction ^^^^ does not swivel, but they make one that does because I have it.

I have one of these. Picatinny Adjustable Foldable Spring Return Rest Sniper Hunting Rifle Bipod M50 | eBay It quickly detaches and is height adjustable. I only use it when I'm shooting off of a bench so I swap it out between several guns. It's all I need, works great, looks good, swivels side...

From what I have read, the JP springs work for some and not for others. For only $10 it is worth a shot but you'll prolly have to keep your gun very light with no accessories. Upgrading the trigger is the most reliable way to get the job done and you'll have a faster rate of fire.

This and this alone is all you need. Jard Adjustable Trigger AR-15 Small Pin .154 1-1/2 lb Single Stage It works even with the added weight of accessories. Here is a video of me shooting mine. M and P 15 22 / Slide Fire mag dump - YouTube Check out the JARD TRIGGERS thread from a few days...

Nah, I think a scope on a Mark III looks good. Here's mine and it is a fun gun to shoot. Very accurate too.

Everything can be adjusted. The amount of creep and the amount over travel can be adjusted exactly how you like it. The pull weight of the trigger is adjusted by buying a new 5 dollar spring. My trigger came with a 1.5 lb. spring and I bought a 2 lb. and a 3 lb. at the same time just in case I...

You did. ;) As long as it's the single stage. I got mine from Midway, the exact trigger that I posted a link to.

I have the 1.5 lb. Spring in mine. The trigger that I posted a link to comes with everything you need to start dumping mags. I also sprayed some silicone lubricant on the buffer tube and inside my mags. It's not messy and it makes everything slide more freely.

I think you've either got bad ammo or you are getting light primer strikes. The hammer spring in your trigger may be too weak. I believe some people have taken the firing pin spring and cut a couple of coils off to weaken it enough that the hammer can push the firing pin into your ammo with a...

Jard Trigger Installation Guide - Part 1 - YouTube I used this guys videos to install mine. This is the first one and there are 3 more after that. Very detailed instructions.

Are your take down pins still attached to the lower? Did you take your grip off?

Get the jard and read the thread that is titled jard trigger. It's on the front page still. The jard is cheaper, works great, and comes with everything you need. Unlike the other triggers. I have it on my 15 22 / Slide Fire

No problem. Now you're gonna have to try and find a lot more ammo cause it goes fast. :eek: Good luck and happy shooting.

Great! Did you try the thumb inside the trigger guard technique?

It doesn't need the plate unless you are going to run a slide fire stock on your gun. The high rate of fire makes the pin walk. I guess the plate is something newly added to the trigger kit.

Here is the trigger I have. Jard Adjustable Trigger AR-15 Small Pin .154 1-1/2 lb Single Stage It doesn't say that it comes with a plate but it does. The hammer spring kept the trigger pin in place but the hammer pin walked out when using the slide fire. I put that plate in there and problem...

Yep. I tried it at first without that plate and it will definately come out. And I'm glad I could help.

Try putting a little less forward pressure on it. I believe you might be pushing a little too hard and cancelling out the recoil. I've had the same result a few times. All it takes is a little practice. My technique that works great for me is to grab the mag well and put my thumb behind it...

One other thing about the Jard trigger and it's use in a 15 22 slide fire combo. The Jard comes with a plate that keeps your pins from walking out on you so there is no need to purchase anti walk pins.

+1 on the Jard trigger