If you're reading this, you probably either purchased a flux trigger, or are thinking at thinking about purchasing a flux trigger. Congrats, you're on your way to having a rifle that will not let you down.
Step 1. Sand your cylinder Slot
- You MUST sanded smooth your cylinder slot one last time prior to installation! This will prevent your rifle from slowly self destructing in the future. Learn how to do this here, then come back when you are done.
Step 2. Determine which gen you have:
If you have Gen 2, keep following the instructions. If you have Gen 1, scroll down to find important Gen 1 install notes and then come back.
Step 3. Install Trigger
If you do not know how to install a VSR trigger, click here to access our official trigger installation tutorial. Otherwise just read the note below. We recommend taking the cylinder head off when installing the flux trigger.
Jamming the trigger straight in without removing the cylinder head first can result in damage to the Teflon sear shims and stopper bearing.
Step 4. Adjust your trigger pull
Locate the grub screw on the under side of the trigger. Turn the screw clockwise to loosen the trigger weight, and counter clockwise to increase it. You do not need to remove the trigger blade.
Step 5. Changing your trigger blade
Locate and remove the two screws on the bottom of the trigger holding in the current blade. Gen 2 trigger blade screws are black. Gen 1 are silver.
Replace the old blade with a new blade and you're good to go :) Congrats, that's everything you need to know!
Gen 1 Notes
A1 Style Install Notes
The first batch of trigger blades was made a bit too long, so they do not fit the standard A1 trigger guard. Purchase an enlarged trigger guard here, or print your own using our supplied FREE DOWNLOAD. If you do not have an enlarged guard or printed guard, you can either run without a trigger guard, or cut down/shave down the trigger blade. Enlarged guards are coming within the next 2 weeks.
A2 Style Install Notes
When installing the Flux Trigger on an A2 style rifle, you must use the supplied shims to prevent the trigger blade from hitting the trigger guard. Simply install by placing one of the shims on the trigger guard screw, and put your trigger guard back on like normal. We use the thicker shim, but you can use either one, or a combination of the two depending on your preference.
A3 Style Install Notes
None! Just install normally.
Compatibility Table
This section will be updated over time as people use the Flux Trigger and confirm fitment with different parts.
Gen 2 - Fully compatible with everything
Gen 1 SSG10 A1 - Requires enlarged trigger guard
Gen 1 SSG10 A2 - Requires supplied trigger guard spacers.
Gen 1 SSG10 A3 - Fully compatible
Gen 1 Mapleleaf MLC 338 - Requires supplied trigger guard spacers
Gen 1 Mapleleaf LTR - Fully compatible
Troubleshooting
Piston isn't locking back:
If your trigger still isn't resetting reliably, set the trigger weight a little bit tighter. This will ensure it works every time
My trigger came with an extra piece of small black plastic. What is it?
Gen 2 comes with an extra Delrin bushing. Store that in a safe place. Replace the stopper bushing with it if it wears down in the future.