AK Trigger Install- ALG AKT-EL 

Glad to hear it!

Yes it is!

Yes, ty BabyFace

Agree thank you directly to the point no B.S. easy on the eyes

Came here to say this. I think the alg instruction video skipped the trigger reset spring portion

Glad it helped.

did you have to dremel that one part like in the video? thats the only part that scares me.. my trigger is on the way i hope its just drop and play

​@@Drizzy2922if you are going to be modifying your ak get comfortable with using a dremel lol, safeties are cheap if for some reason you ever need to replace it

It's because of 922r compliance. "It shall be unlawful for any person to assemble from imported parts any semiautomatic rifle or any shotgun which is identical to any rifle or shotgun prohibited from importation under section 925(d)(3) of this chapter as not being particularly suitable for or readily adaptable to sporting purposes." Basically foreign rifles and shotguns are prohibited from import into the U.S. and assembling those firearms using imported parts is also prohibited. Compliance is usually done with a magazine made in the US, or small bits such as springs or triggers. most aks on the market up until now we're imported parts kits so you "wouldn't" have had a trigger already installed

@@Thoroughly_Wet I'm familiar with 922r. Have you ever seen an AK on the shelf being sold without a trigger? I'm talking about showing the removal of the trigger that came in the gun, or the trigger that was in the gun before the AKT. Most people installing aftermarket triggers are replacing the trigger that came with the gun, and I had a little trouble getting the retaining plate out of my AK and wanted to see the proper technique.

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did you have to dremel that one part like in the video? thats the only part that scares me.. my trigger is on the way i hope its just drop and play

@@Drizzy2922 I didn't have to dremmel anything. I ran about 1k rounds through it and the hammer smoothed out quite a bit. The action was very tight at first.

What exactly is that rogue oil you speak of?

@@RichieValentine Gun oil dosnt matter

@@warsawpatriot1944 The AK bolt carrier is suppose to be peening, it's normal wear and eventually it should work harden

did you have to dremel that one part like in the video? thats the only part that scares me.. my trigger is on the way i hope its just drop and play

@@Drizzy2922 No dremel necessary. Plug and play.

Glad I could help.

did you have to dremel that one part like in the video? thats the only part that scares me.. my trigger is on the way i hope its just drop and play

@@Drizzy2922 The selector notch? If so, no, I did not need to. Tested the gun many times and could not get it to fire while on safety. Additionally, I later upgraded to Krebs selector which has it done for you.

Same

Did you add the roll pin? If you did, may have filed off too much material. If you didn't, add the roll pin. My trigger has zero travel with the safety on.

Alg who made this trigger states the roll pin is to be used if you have more than a tenth of an inch between the safety tail and the trigger. Otherwise the trigger could fire while on safe if trigger is pulled. An AK you cannot trust the safety on is one I would not own.

This. There is no reason for an semiauto AK to have a tail on the dis connector, that is an artifact of the select fire FCG. It doesn't even exist on the Tapco G2 or Century RAK triggers, and can cause trigger slap issues (if it hits the rivet right underneath it).

I fear for my children.