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Bend the normally-closed tab of the switch like this to make as much room as possible without touching the neighboring tab. It’s time to put the controller cord back in.Place the trigger back into position as shown, be sure to test the action to verify that it will activate the switch.The spring slips into the back of the trigger as shown, be sure that it pokes through the tiny hole and extends past the new plastic or your trigger won’t seat properly.

Designed to be a snug fit, but excessive force shouldn’t be necessary.

The second half of the switch kit mates with the original trigger to extend its reach- be very careful applying this, you might have to file, sand or shave a little inside the hole that slips over the circular peg of the trigger.

You may also want to extend the wires of the magazine button below as it will make things much easier for reassembly when the time comes. Note that you may have to bend the normally-open tab as shown so that it clears the interior plastic of the Guncon shell.

Connect the wires to the common and normally-open tabs of the switch and screw the switch into place if you haven’t already.

Remove the trigger/d-pad PCB and desolder or clip out the original trigger button, then solder wires to the points shown.

Place the switch bracket as pictured, it’s designed to be a snug fit, but there appears to be enough variation in ABS injection molding that you should secure it with a couple dots of hot glue so that it never shifts out of alignment.

You’ll also want to move the magazine bottom button out of the way.

Take a note of the general layout and unplug the cord from the PCB above the B button, or simply move it aside.

Unscrew the six screws holding the shell together and set the upper half aside.

Be aware that this mod is a little more complicated than previous light gun switch kits since the interior of the Guncon 2 is very crowded.If you have the ‘Made in China’ version with silver screws, the kit will work, but please review these additional instructions to fit the trigger piece, as it is slightly different: This kit was primarily designed for the ‘Made in Japan’ NPC-106 model which has black screws. It also works as a fix for triggers with broken switch actuators (which is a common issue, because the original plastic is so thin). This kit installs a microswitch inside of the Playstation 2 Guncon 2, for improved tactility and more accurate trigger pulls.