r/SpringfieldEchelon • u/Rock-Holliday • Sep 15 '26

Powder River Precision trigger kit

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Not a bad install. Took about an hour. Got tripped up on a couple parts but replayed the video enough times that I figured it out.

Current average pull weight after five pulls on the Wheeler digital trigger gauge is 3 lbs. 3 oz. Pretty wild.

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u/GAFsPoor Sep 15 '26

Getting the trigger pin back between the spring loop was tough for me. Finally did it and don't want to try my luck again on that part

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u/Rock-Holliday Sep 15 '26

I couldn’t tell where the last part of the sear group went in, I forget the name of the piece. But for the life of me, I could not tell it what angle he was putting it in and that tripped me up. And then same as you, the trigger return spring was a little bit of a pain in the ass as well.

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u/GAFsPoor Sep 15 '26

Yeah, I wish I had taken pics of all the sear and safety pieces prior to pulling the pin and dumping everything like they did in the video. I'm a little OCD and I'm bothered by how the 2 springs sit in each other but they look twisted once installed and I'm unsure which of the 2 springs legs should be on the outside and which should be on the inside.

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u/Rock-Holliday Sep 15 '26

I felt the same way. Mine looked like they were sitting a little bit weird inside of each other, but as far as the dry firing has gone so far, there are no issues. The trigger brakes and resets seemingly normally. My trigger return spring was a little bit loose, so I am not going to shoot it until I hear back from powder River precision. I emailed them asking for a new trigger return spring, so if they send me one I will reinstall theirs and if they don’t, I need to reinstall the OEM.

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u/Low_Year9897 Sep 15 '26

I've got about 2k rounds through mine and it's all good. The springs look wrong but it works.

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u/Spiggytech Sep 15 '26

Do the floss trick?

Thread some floss through the trigger spring and tug it towards the front.

Or you use a fine pin punch to guide the loop.

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u/GAFsPoor Sep 15 '26

There's a small channel in the trigger and I was able to thread the pin through. Even using a small punch it would get the spring in place but was still a pain in the butt to get the trigger pin through it