STEP 5
Drill the two rear holes for the rear shelf. (
NOTE:
If your lower already
has the rear shelf lug area milled out, skip step 5 completely and go
to step 6.) Remove the top rear jig bolt so you do not drill through it.
Remove the tape to expose the REAR drill block holes. Prepare the 3/8” Drill
#13 and 3/8” Drill Stop #12 to the appropriate length by using the Trigger
Pocket Template #05 labeled REAR. Removing the rear Jig bolt can cause
the lower to slip downward if the vise is not tight enough. Re-insert the bolt
into the left jig wall and thread in only 7/8” of the tip of the bolt into the left jig
wall. The tip of the bolt will go partially into the the edge of the lower to keep
the lower from slipping, but not so far as to get in the way of the bit. Drill
out the 2 remaining rear shelf holes. When you’re done, remove the Pocket
Drilling Block #03 and use a shop-vac to clean the jig and lower of chips.
STEP 6
Prepare to mill the trigger pocket by placing the Template Spacer #04
with the notched end towards the receiver extension hole (buffer tube hole).
Then stack the Trigger Pocket Template #05 so that the smaller end and
the hole on the template is toward the buffer tube hole, and the raised lip
on the template is facing up.
7/8”
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