Has anyone attempted this? I don’t have a vise or vise block at the moment and I don’t want to make a seemingly easy job more difficult, however, this Geissele sitting on my nightstand keeps calling my name lol. I don’t have a armory, garage, or even a “workstation” to perform maintenance, cleaning, etc, so if a vise is absolutely necessary, maybe someone can refer a vise or a kind of workstation that I can invest in. Thanks in advance.
Trigger swap without a vise
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An AR-15?
If so you can do that at the kitchen table
If so you can do that at the kitchen table
Reloader
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Reading the title my first thought was a Apex in a M&P
Is this for an AR15? If so, all you have to do is get two pieces of 1/2 inch or so plywood and set the lower receiver over the gap between the two pieces of wood. Leave about a 1/4 inch gap so you can drive the pins out. If you don't have an 1/8th inch punch, use a nail. The pins are hardened and you can't hurt them. A vice is nice but the trigger/hammer group can be removed and installed with no special tools.
Edwonbass
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I built a rifle using the deck of my boat as a table. No special tools and no vise. Maybe put a towel under the lower so you don’t damage the lower or the table.
No vise needed at all.
You need a HUGE vice and a bigger hammer....not really 
I actually build all my guns at a minnie mouse play table....so does Babalou....
ken792
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I use the plastic back strap tool from a Glock and thumb pressure.
I've built a couple of ARs just sitting on my basement floor on a berber area rug. Don't sit on a deep pile rug though. you drop a tiny piece and it is going to be a PITA to find.
I still have a primer somewhere in the rug by my couch because I was hand priming and didn't bother to put a towel down
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