Double trigger for E-grip A5

So... what can't you figure out? You take the trigger out of the trigger assembly (thing with two black plates and sear), put the JCS in. Then, take off the three screws from the grip, pull out the old trigger guard, and put the new trigger guard in. Then, you reassemble everything. Easy.

LordJovian wrote: So... what can't you figure out? You take the trigger out of the trigger assembly (thing with two black plates and sear), put the JCS in. Then, take off the three screws from the grip, pull out the old trigger guard, and put the new trigger guard in. Then, you reassemble everything. Easy.

  its not quite that easy, but it is easy.  mine came with instructions.  ok first take off your grip witht he two bottom push pins, the use a small screw driver to take the top half of the grip off.  take off that flat,black plate type thing that kinda makes a sandwich around your trigger, only one side though.  the trigger is resting on two pins. take it off.  then take off the trigger guard.  install the new trigger guard the exact same way the original one was.  your jcs trigger should have came with 2-3 springs.  once you open your grip in half you will see a spring under the top left side of the original trigger. one of the springs go there.  now for the second spring.  look at the part of trigger that u pull or touch, there should be a hole there,  and rite above there is another hole, thats where the second spring goes(in the top hole).  the bottom hole, which is actually where you pull the trigger, is for adjusting the shortness of the trigger pull.  to do this u can use an allen wrench, anyway. now that you know where the springs go, take off your original trigger and be careful about loosing the spring because it will probably fly out depending on how u take off the trigger. then dont worry about the springs yet, put your jcs trigger on those two pins that your original trigger was on. now, the springs, the first spring goes under the top left corner of the trigger, rite where the one with the original trigger was.  for the second one.  take out your battery, and then pull the trigger back and squeeze the second spring and place it in the hole. about half of the spring should be exposed out of the hole. the exposed half shoud be pressing up against something in front of it.  now, yur almost done, dont replace your battery yet, u also should have gotten those nylon screws(those clear screw thingies.)  now look behind the hole where the second spring is on the back side of the trigger, ull see a hole for one of those screws to fit into, use an allen wrench to screw it in.  thats it, thats all there is to it, now put the flat, black plate thing back where it was before with the original trigger to "sandwich" your jcs trigger, replace the battery.  first screw the two halves together with everything in place, then slide the trigger into the open space from the top.  slide the trigger frame onto your gun and insert the push pins.  now to test it, uncock yur gun and pull the trigger to make yur gun click. it clicks, then it works, if it doesnt, then u did it wrong.  hope i helped, i made as detailed as possible.  the trigger is a great addition to your egrip, hope u like it.

yeah ive heard the duel trigger is a pain in the arse to get in.

LordJovian wrote: So... what can't you figure out? You take the trigger out of the trigger assembly (thing with two black plates and sear), put the JCS in. Then, take off the three screws from the grip, pull out the old trigger guard, and put the new trigger guard in. Then, you reassemble everything. Easy.

its not that easy

At least this bump of an ancient post added useful and interesting . . . oh . . . never mind.