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First you take it apart.
Then you move the trigger bar from the old trigger to the new one.
Then you use the provided slave pin to tie the trigger, trigger return spring and slide stop into one handy package.
I didn't have to adjust the candy-cane on the trigger bar. That was probably because I knew where my feeler gauges were. If I was unable to locate them, I'd have had to adjust it and been wanting my gauges.
I opted to retain the stock sear spring.
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