[38super]

You're almost there kp,

Remove the firing pin and springs. Look at the top of the firing pin support assy. You'll see a vertical hole, at the bottom you'll find a countersunk common slot screw. The screw slot is formed by a metal circular saw or thin keyway cutter. The slot is concave (deeper in the middle) , a common screwdriver blade will only engage the outer ends of the screw slot, this will cause the head to strip out.

Read up on the other NEOS owners' trigger job posts, use their experiences to your advantage. Thomas Edison made a quipe to a newspaper man that he knew a thousand ways not to make a light bulb. That's fine if there's plenty of time.

HTH

 

[38super]

That's a great Idea Tacotrd! (I'm afraid to capitalize the second 't')

I opted for a Dewalt screw driver tip for a power drill. . ......I used the modified Dewalt tip in my Craftsman handle...... worked great.

Apex tips were so essential when I was phixin' Phantoms. We would hoard the few we could get. Even grinding a broken #2 back, making a #3 tip. Things are different now, hard to break an old habit.