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Originally Posted by Torch
The only thing to pay close attention to is which side you hit the pins on. Do not his the side that has a * shape to it. Tap them out from the other side.
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Ah...yea. When you hold the gun up, pointing at something in front of you, it's the right side.
I did mine based on the guide Torch posted. Only took 3 minutes to install and I haven't had any troubles with it since I did it (a year ago). One of my friends (who usually uses my fenix) really likes the trigger. I let him use it whenever we play because he is saving up for a gun.
If none of your relatives want to do the soldering for you, you could always take it to any hardware or electronics store and they could do it for you. They might do it for free...might not. Soldering is a very easy thing to do though, so I am sure somebody you know will be able to do it for you if you don't know how.
EDIT: Here is what mine looks like. I have the roller switch on mine. I had to modify the trigger frame a little bit for it to work though. The trigger wouldn't go far enough forward, so I had to grind a little material off of the trigger frame for it to work properly. You won't have to do any other modifications like that to your trigger frame if you just got the normal lever switch, like the one I posted before.
