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Trigger change?
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It would be a bit of a job. Go on track and check the measurements to see if it would fit in your guard.you might have to fit a new guard
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Ar per what Bubba 50 said, he's right, unless you really are an expert in this sort of thing. Even then, when you're done, you will still have just a modified Cherokee, albiet with better triggers. You'll have right around 30 hours and $100 in the project, plus any tools you may need to buy (I'm including strippers, stains, finishes, sandpaper etc. here).
