This retainer can be installed and removed easily with no tools.
First I put the straight part of the factory spring in a vice and stick a steel rod thru the coils.
Then grab the rod with both hands and pull to staighten out the wire.
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Make a loop on one end and put that over the stud on the jig.
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Tighten wingnut to hold in place.
Wrap wire around the next screw and put a bend in it.
Wrap around the next screw to complete the retainer shape.
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Wrap around one more time to make a loop for the next one.
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Cut it and start over.
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There should be enough left for another retainer.
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It installs like this, but on the left inside of the receiver.
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Front loop on the floor, wire under hammer pin groove, then over trigger pin groove.
Push down on the top loop, flexing the wire and insert the end of the safety selector axle thru the loop and into it's hole in the left side of receiver.
Lock it down and your done.
This is similar one that Tapco sells.
Here is another one they sell that is a PITA to try and use in the S-12.
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