PROMETHEUS ARES AMOEBA EFCS Custom Adjustable TriggerPRM-EFCS-TRIGGER
Description
· Fully adjustable trigger pull length as well as trigger response
· Serrated straight trigger for easier grip and rapid semi-auto firing
· Compatible Models: ARES AMOEBA EFCS M4 Series (M45 excluded)
· Adjusting:
- Grub screw A: Adjusts the trigger length/pull (Response)
- Grub screw B: Adjusts the trigger stroke/angle (Stroke)
1. In order to install and adjust your response and stroke lengths, first loosen grub screw A, and then install it into the gearbox. Gradually adjust grub screw A to desired trigger response between grub screw A and the trigger switch.
CAUTION: Before fully reassembling the gearbox, please check to see if the safety mechanism engages, if you shorten the trigger response too much, the safety will cease to function.
2. After the gearbox is reassembled and placed back into the receiver of your Ares Amoeba, adjust grub screw B to adjust the angle/stroke of the trigger. There is a small screw hole that be accessed using an allen key from the outside of the gearbox while the gearbox is installed.
CAUTION: Over tightening grub screw B can prevent the trigger from engaging or releasing the trigger switch fully.
· Serrated straight trigger for easier grip and rapid semi-auto firing
· Compatible Models: ARES AMOEBA EFCS M4 Series (M45 excluded)
· Adjusting:
- Grub screw A: Adjusts the trigger length/pull (Response)
- Grub screw B: Adjusts the trigger stroke/angle (Stroke)
1. In order to install and adjust your response and stroke lengths, first loosen grub screw A, and then install it into the gearbox. Gradually adjust grub screw A to desired trigger response between grub screw A and the trigger switch.
CAUTION: Before fully reassembling the gearbox, please check to see if the safety mechanism engages, if you shorten the trigger response too much, the safety will cease to function.
2. After the gearbox is reassembled and placed back into the receiver of your Ares Amoeba, adjust grub screw B to adjust the angle/stroke of the trigger. There is a small screw hole that be accessed using an allen key from the outside of the gearbox while the gearbox is installed.
CAUTION: Over tightening grub screw B can prevent the trigger from engaging or releasing the trigger switch fully.