it comes with one hole for the safety detent spring, the rear take down detent spring comes in from the rear it is trapped by the plate that is in front of the buffer tube castle nut. Seriously less than a minute with a dremel. When I install a pistol grip, I try fitting it before I put the spring in. Some of the reviews said the the hole for the safety detent spring said that it was a little deep and to wad up a little paper or plastic and stuff it into the hole. Mine was not to deep, it was perfect. The sliding cover for the bottom fits snugly and holds 2 of the CR123 batteries perfectly. I have them in a small baggie that some other parts came in to keep them from rattling. I did the same thing with my Magpul that I took off. For $17 I am really happy
Thanks, Really appreciate the timely comeback. Never use3d a Winchester screwdriver but I bet Wally World will still have them. As for the spring, I read somewhere that someone used a piece of clothes hanger that was cut off.its a 3/16" allen wrench, I used one from a cheap old Winchester rifle screwdriver with replaceable tips. I got it from Wally world and used it for a couple of years. I have replaced the set with a Lyman screwdriver set but the Winchester set worked well for me....when you drop the old handle make sure you catch the safety retaining spring and pin. They are on the upper right of the pistol grip pointing up into the lower receiver. I also had to stuff a tiny bit of paper into the pistol grip hole that holds the spring to make it tighter.
Oh by the way I do have smaller hands and it is still very comfortable. I also just installed a BlackHawk offset safety selector, works great and very comfortable
That looks AWESOME! I have a similar grip on mine but doesnt have that rear palm swell in it. nice and tacky.
Now, get some polish on that hood, or else I think it is a goner.
Chuck
