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Re: Question about Jewell triggers in AICS
I had to modify my chassis to get my Jewell to fit. The safety lever hits the side of the inlet.
I had to modify my chassis to get my Jewell to fit. The safety lever hits the side of the inlet.
Re: Question about Jewell triggers in AICS
Same here. Had to file down the side of the stock to get the safety to smoothly engage. Not a lot had to be removed. Took about five minutes.
Greg
Same here. Had to file down the side of the stock to get the safety to smoothly engage. Not a lot had to be removed. Took about five minutes.
Greg
Re: Question about Jewell triggers in AICS
I had to modify my AICS 1.5 LA to accept a Jewell trigger, but that was over two years ago. I understand that AI has since changed the safety mortise on the AICS to accept the Jewell trigger, so I guess the answer is yes and no depending on how old your AICS is. Best to check with them directly. Perhaps Stacey Blankenship might see this and provide you with a more exact answer.
I had to modify my AICS 1.5 LA to accept a Jewell trigger, but that was over two years ago. I understand that AI has since changed the safety mortise on the AICS to accept the Jewell trigger, so I guess the answer is yes and no depending on how old your AICS is. Best to check with them directly. Perhaps Stacey Blankenship might see this and provide you with a more exact answer.
Re: Question about Jewell triggers in AICS
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: GCHK91</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Same here. Had to file down the side of the stock to get the safety to smoothly engage. Not a lot had to be removed. Took about five minutes.
Greg </div></div>
When did you buy your stock?
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: GCHK91</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Same here. Had to file down the side of the stock to get the safety to smoothly engage. Not a lot had to be removed. Took about five minutes.
Greg </div></div>
When did you buy your stock?
Re: Question about Jewell triggers in AICS
I put an AICS 1.5 on my Rem 700 5R about 5 months ago and had to file down the inlet, I had the same issue as glock24, the safety lever would not fit without me spending some quality time with a vice and a file. But all in all didnt take too long to get it done.
I put an AICS 1.5 on my Rem 700 5R about 5 months ago and had to file down the inlet, I had the same issue as glock24, the safety lever would not fit without me spending some quality time with a vice and a file. But all in all didnt take too long to get it done.
Re: Question about Jewell triggers in AICS
The stocks need modified to work with the Jewell. One can do this by hand but it's better in a mill. One can remove just a little to get the action to drop in but in reality it will still be binding or the barreled action is not sitting correctly.
The below pic was done on a mill and is the bare minimum that needed to be removed to allow the Jewell with side safety to move freely.
The stocks need modified to work with the Jewell. One can do this by hand but it's better in a mill. One can remove just a little to get the action to drop in but in reality it will still be binding or the barreled action is not sitting correctly.
The below pic was done on a mill and is the bare minimum that needed to be removed to allow the Jewell with side safety to move freely.
Re: Question about Jewell triggers in AICS
Or get a bottom safety Jewell trigger
Or get a bottom safety Jewell trigger
Re: Question about Jewell triggers in AICS
I filed the rivet on the trigger.
I filed the rivet on the trigger.
Re: Question about Jewell triggers in AICS
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Turk</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I filed the rivet on the trigger. </div></div>
The rivets are only part of the problem. The front of the safety control arms will hit the stock in several places.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Turk</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I filed the rivet on the trigger. </div></div>
The rivets are only part of the problem. The front of the safety control arms will hit the stock in several places.
Re: Question about Jewell triggers in AICS
Is there a consensus that the current AICS doesn't accomodate a Jewell trigger without modification?
Is there a consensus that the current AICS doesn't accomodate a Jewell trigger without modification?
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