Hey guys, Jason with Gear Report.com. As part of our AR-15 trigger review, we're going to go over basically removing your GI or mill spec trigger from your AR-15 receiver. It's fairly basic. All we do is we start off with our fire control or our safety selector in the fire position, our hammer is up. We're going to remove the two pins that hold in the trigger assembly. I use just a basic punch. This is the screwdriver, I ground flat 10 or 12 years ago. You can get a punch from loads or home deep away to one that don't need for any specialty tools on this part. Basically what you're going to do is these two pins here, hold in your trigger assembly. I'm just going to push those out. This is under tension. It does have a spring. It's be careful when you remove this. You don't want to get hit in the eye with it. Just basically keep your hand over that. I've made that mistake recently. Anyway, we're just going to get these pins started. Remove those. Looks like so. There's the first part of our trigger, hammer, tube, and the pin. For a second pin, remove. All right. So, this piece, your actual trigger or what we refer to as actual trigger most guys, will not come out of this receiver unless there's a backside of your safety selector. It's on the same side as your mag wheel. If you press that in, you can walk your safety selector around until you see a flat groove right there. Once you get that groove oriented right, you should be able to walk this trigger past it. There you go. It took a little manipulate, but she came out. That's the only way you're going to do it without removing your actual safety selector. You'll hear it once you turn it back. You hear that audible cleat. That's everything's back in place and you can start with a swap out for your new drop-in unit. Again, it's Jason with Ureport.com. We'll see you guys on the next segment when we start installing triggers. Please subscribe to Ureport.com YouTube page so you don't miss any of our great video reviews. Like us on Facebook and check out our website at gear-report.com where you'll find full written reviews as well as outdoor gear deals and coupons.