JP Enterprises ez complete trigger

Slammed50

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I have read a lot about people putting in the JP "yellow" springs and polishing the contact points but was just wonderin if anyone has put one of their ez trigger kits in their 15-22 yet? How did it fit? Any modifications that had to be done? Worth the $250+ price tag? Thanks.
 
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I have read a lot about people putting in the JP "yellow" springs and polishing the contact points but was just wonderin if anyone has put one of their ez trigger kits in their 15-22 yet? How did it fit? Any modifications that had to be done? Worth the $250+ price tag? Thanks.

I did the yellow JP springs and polished my stock trigger parts. I was very happy with the results and thought if the springs made this much of a difference then the full EZ kit has got to be awesome !!!! It does give you alot of adjustment capability , but feels no better than adding yellow springs and about 2 minutes with a dremel and a polishing wheel to the stock trigger. I ended up leaving the stock parts and yellow springs in my 15-22 and put the EZ kit in my 15 PSX. If you have the $250 burning a hole in your pocket and nothing else left to buy then go for it....... If you want to be just as happy and still have $237.01 to spend on ammo and targets then go with the springs. Hope this helps you out. :) Fit and finish on the kit is perfect..... no modification is needed if you decide to go that route.
 
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I install the JP Ez Trigger Kit in my 15-22 ,wasn't real easy . But I did it . Has real easy pull & reset almost at min. I love it . I'm going to getting 15-22 P in next few months . I'll install the same trigger system in it . The how to videos help a great deal .
 
I did the yellow JP springs and polished my stock trigger parts. I was very happy with the results and thought if the springs made this much of a difference then the full EZ kit has got to be awesome !!!! It does give you alot of adjustment capability , but feels no better than adding yellow springs and about 2 minutes with a dremel and a polishing wheel to the stock trigger. I ended up leaving the stock parts and yellow springs in my 15-22 and put the EZ kit in my 15 PSX. If you have the $250 burning a hole in your pocket and nothing else left to buy then go for it....... If you want to be just as happy and still have $237.01 to spend on ammo and targets then go with the springs. Hope this helps you out. :) Fit and finish on the kit is perfect..... no modification is needed if you decide to go that route.


Thanks for the info. I just ordered my springs, cant wait for them to show up!! What kind of polish are you using with the springs? What parts exactly are you polishing? Any preferred RPM speed with the dremel?
 
Thanks for the info. I just ordered my springs, cant wait for them to show up!! What kind of polish are you using with the springs? What parts exactly are you polishing? Any preferred RPM speed with the dremel?

I just used the white compound found with the dremel supplies at the local hardware. you dont want to change the shape of any surface , just polish .....
 
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