Can someone not mechanically inclined install a PRP trigger kit?

[TARFU]

I hate to admit it, but I'm clueless when it comes to fixing things. My Dad showed me nada and I've been fortunate to make enough money to farm things out when needed (I also never have the time which is a by-product of working so much).

So for someone like me, is a DIY trigger install realistic? I like the idea of turning over a new leaf, saving a few bucks, and doing this myself. Am I setting myself up for frustration and a potential disaster?

[Etownguy]

Following their YouTube video as a guide it is possible if you have any mechanical ability. My many years of auto mechanics and computer tech job didn't hurt but I had never taken the xdm apart and got it all together and working in one try

[powder river]

Originally Posted by TARFU

I hate to admit it, but I'm clueless when it comes to fixing things. My Dad showed me nada and I've been fortunate to make enough money to farm things out when needed (I also never have the time which is a by-product of working so much).

So for someone like me, is a DIY trigger install realistic? I like the idea of turning over a new leaf, saving a few bucks, and doing this myself. Am I setting myself up for frustration and a potential disaster?

I must recommend that a Qualified Gunsmith install the parts.

That said,
You are the best judge of your abilities. Take a look at the video. It will give you an idea of what all is involved.

~Daniel