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Posted: 11/5/2014 1:29:01 PM EDT
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Working on replacing all of the original/worn out parts in my M16. What is the best Auto Selector and Sear on the market? FYI: Using a Geissele SSF trigger and BCM M16 BCG OEM Colt Parts |
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Posted: 11/5/2014 2:15:19 PM EDT
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Posted: 11/5/2014 3:16:33 PM EDT
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Working on replacing all of the original/worn out parts in my M16. What is the best Auto Selector and Sear on the market? FYI: Using a Geissele SSF trigger and BCM M16 BCG OEM Colt Parts Thanks guys. Looks like brownells sells the auto sear, still not sure what ill go with on the selector |
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Posted: 11/5/2014 3:47:53 PM EDT
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IM me, I have an M16 sear you can have free
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Posted: 11/5/2014 5:43:34 PM EDT
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Working on replacing all of the original/worn out parts in my M16. What is the best Auto Selector and Sear on the market? FYI: Using a Geissele SSF trigger and BCM M16 BCG OEM Colt Parts Thanks guys. Looks like brownells sells the auto sear, still not sure what ill go with on the selector Brownells has the ambi safety from Colt too. I just bought one a couple weeks ago. |
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Posted: 11/5/2014 8:42:02 PM EDT
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Battle Arms Development makes an M16 version of their "BAD-ASS" selectors, with I think would be great with the Geissele trigger. They also have a 45 degree version as well (0-45-180), but that one might be LE only.
Yes, Colt parts are battle proven, but I for one have no intention of taking my M16 into battle. It's value places it squarely into the "toy" category. -bob |
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Posted: 11/5/2014 11:27:07 PM EDT
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Battle Arms Development makes an M16 version of their "BAD-ASS" selectors, with I think would be great with the Geissele trigger. They also have a 45 degree version as well (0-45-180), but that one might be LE only. Yes, Colt parts are battle proven, but I for one have no intention of taking my M16 into battle. It's value places it squarely into the "toy" category. -bob I've been meaning to pick one of those up actually. One of these days... |
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Posted: 11/7/2014 12:52:18 PM EDT
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Working on replacing all of the original/worn out parts in my M16. What is the best Auto Selector and Sear on the market? FYI: Using a Geissele SSF trigger and BCM M16 BCG OEM Colt Parts Thanks guys. Looks like brownells sells the auto sear, still not sure what ill go with on the selector I have a newer Colt ambi selector, and am very happy with it. The only original FCG part I still use in my Colt RR is sear, since Brownell's always seems to be out of stock when I look for a replacement. |
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Posted: 11/20/2014 12:59:17 AM EDT
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I have a newer Colt ambi selector, and am very happy with it. The only original FCG part I still use in my Colt RR is sear, since Brownell's always seems to be out of stock when I look for a replacement. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Working on replacing all of the original/worn out parts in my M16. What is the best Auto Selector and Sear on the market? FYI: Using a Geissele SSF trigger and BCM M16 BCG OEM Colt Parts Thanks guys. Looks like brownells sells the auto sear, still not sure what ill go with on the selector I have a newer Colt ambi selector, and am very happy with it. The only original FCG part I still use in my Colt RR is sear, since Brownell's always seems to be out of stock when I look for a replacement. I prefer Vietnam era M16A1 colt fcg's. Silky smooth. |
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Posted: 11/20/2014 3:42:47 PM EDT
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Battle Arms Development makes an M16 version of their "BAD-ASS" selectors, with I think would be great with the Geissele trigger. They also have a 45 degree version as well (0-45-180), but that one might be LE only. Yes, Colt parts are battle proven, but I for one have no intention of taking my M16 into battle. It's value places it squarely into the "toy" category. -bob This. It's truly "badass" lol |
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Posted: 11/20/2014 4:24:44 PM EDT
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I prefer Vietnam era M16A1 colt fcg's. Silky smooth. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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OEM Colt Parts Thanks guys. Looks like brownells sells the auto sear, still not sure what ill go with on the selector I have a newer Colt ambi selector, and am very happy with it. The only original FCG part I still use in my Colt RR is sear, since Brownell's always seems to be out of stock when I look for a replacement. I prefer Vietnam era M16A1 colt fcg's. Silky smooth. That they are. I'm extremely happy with the Geissele SSF and Vltor A5 setup. Part of me wants to go back retro, but those two modern touches are nice. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile |
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