Pinned Post
1.) Make sure your firing pin is in the cocked position. If not, use the provided bolt dissembly tool to help leverage the sear block into the cocked position.
2.) Install bolt assembly inline with the trigger slot. Look down the rear of the receiver and guide the sear block into the slot to mitigate the sear block from gouging the receiver
This video will guide you in how to adjust the cocking force of the Genes1s rifle system which can eliminate any light primer strikes or further tune your rifles accuracy by these adjustments. Additionally, DeLane Development Group @RAVAGE88 offers the V22 spring pack which can be purchased as our Genes1s firing pin assembly is compatible with the V22 firing pin springs.
Attached is a PDF and pictures showing the correct sear needed for our Genes1s rifle system. Additionally, a modification of a small flat ground on the radius front of the trigger is needed for additional clearance for our bolt assembly
Be careful removing the side plate of these Bix n Andy triggers to not loose any ball detents and springs. Their is a small 2mm ball detent and spring that can easily fall out. Use of a zip lock bag while removal of the side plate will mitigate loosing any parts
Build Completion Date: 6/17/26
416ss Receiver
4340 Bolt Body
S7 Bolt Head
Barrel cerakoted: No
Nitride Bolt Handle: Facet Spool
@Kenny (Gunsmith) I get a forbidden message when trying to download the attached pdf.