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Originally Posted By ELittlefield: I beg to report complete success. I am seriously impressed with this Affordable2APrints unit. The quality is excellent, and it is able to drop in easily and be removed in a few seconds. It's slightly, slightly slower to install and remove than the Arizona Regulator, and in exchange you don't have a third position that disables the disconnector. You just have a Safe Semi Semi selector, if I understand correctly. I like it considerably more than the Arizona Regulator 3 position. Outstanding product. Originally Posted By 03RN: Now that you've tried that whats you list of your favorites I order? @ELittlefield Ill have to 2nd this. I had the opportunity to play with the following. Original SS model x4 from different vendors. 1- disruptor 3- AZ Reg (Mil spec, hand fit & 3 position) 1- kubto (plastic) 1- Kubto Mini cnc 1-Affordable 2a Metal 1- Ak Texas Trigger (Ak/47) 1- Ak Texas Trigger Beryl 2-TX22 The simplest to install and work AZ reg Mil spec drop in The Simplest with 3 pos to install and work Affordable 2a metal Most Janky Texas Trigger AK models Pain to install TX22/ AK Texas Trigger / AZ Reg hand fit Cheapest and most support on tuning (very minimal) OG Super Safe versions Ones that had issues Both Kubto versions plastic and Mini. (attributed to safety and crude fitment) Disruptor I played with messed up and owner had to fix it. Trigger died so gun was useless. With the drop in versions you can at least pop it out and keep enjoying your range day. Next on my list to help same friend install is a Kicker that he has. So hope to report on that in weeks to come. |
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Originally Posted By 03RN: Now that you've tried that whats you list of your favorites I order? @ELittlefield Originally Posted By 03RN: Originally Posted By ELittlefield: I beg to report complete success. I am seriously impressed with this Affordable2APrints unit. The quality is excellent, and it is able to drop in easily and be removed in a few seconds. It's slightly, slightly slower to install and remove than the Arizona Regulator, and in exchange you don't have a third position that disables the disconnector. You just have a Safe Semi Semi selector, if I understand correctly. I like it considerably more than the Arizona Regulator 3 position. Outstanding product. Now that you've tried that whats you list of your favorites I order? @ELittlefield https://affordable2aprints.com/product/mil-spec-3-position/ Just this beautiful little unit. Everything else is a stock carbine, with an H3 buffer of course. I can’t speak to whether it will fit in a high shelf lower, as I don’t own one. |
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Originally Posted By ELittlefield: https://affordable2aprints.com/product/mil-spec-3-position/ Just this beautiful little unit. Everything else is a stock carbine, with an H3 buffer of course. I can't speak to whether it will fit in a high shelf lower, as I don't own one. The best result I've had was with a Schmid 2-stage trigger and the actuator piece developed for that. It has a nice tall shelf on the trigger tail that's not blocked by the disconnector at all and allows the activator part to have a wider and shorter leg that's centered over the trigger. Makes it much stronger and more reliable since it can't flex with the all plastic parts. |
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Originally Posted By D_Man: The all printed parts version I use is this same design. It works very well but I did have an issue with the milspec one and the printed actuator part, the leg that pushes on the trigger can sometimes flex and slide off the side of the trigger tail and you don't get the reset. The best result I've had was with a Schmid 2-stage trigger and the actuator piece developed for that. It has a nice tall shelf on the trigger tail that's not blocked by the disconnector at all and allows the activator part to have a wider and shorter leg that's centered over the trigger. Makes it much stronger and more reliable since it can't flex with the all plastic parts. Originally Posted By D_Man: Originally Posted By ELittlefield: https://affordable2aprints.com/product/mil-spec-3-position/ Just this beautiful little unit. Everything else is a stock carbine, with an H3 buffer of course. I can't speak to whether it will fit in a high shelf lower, as I don't own one. The best result I've had was with a Schmid 2-stage trigger and the actuator piece developed for that. It has a nice tall shelf on the trigger tail that's not blocked by the disconnector at all and allows the activator part to have a wider and shorter leg that's centered over the trigger. Makes it much stronger and more reliable since it can't flex with the all plastic parts. For the printed timer you can import it into Fusion and widen the leg until it almost contacts the disconnector. That makes it much more reliable. |
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Originally Posted By FlyingIllini: For the printed timer you can import it into Fusion and widen the leg until it almost contacts the disconnector. That makes it much more reliable. It would crop up after being installed a little while and getting well lubed, It seemed like the softer PA6 nylon once it absorbed oil became flexible enough to do it. I also think part of it was the ALG trigger set I used which had a well radiused edge on that left side of the trigger tail. |
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Originally Posted By D_Man: IIRC, if you use either that KAK safety or the M16 one, you have to modify it a bit. There's printable jigs you can put them in and file down a bit to get it there. You can do it to a regular semi safety too, but it's much more material to remove. With the UDIS release version of the Kabuto, with the large housing and using a Schmidt 2-stage and it's activator from the print files, I did NOT have to modify the KAK safety to have it work for 3-position. Just install the safety as received and it function checks perfectly. There is a little resistance going from the second to the third position if the activator is in the tipped-forward orientation from firing in semi, but it's not excessive IMO. |
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Kabuto that appears to work with M-16 selector for Safe-Semi-Forced. With the drop-in Kabuto-reset module removed I believe the selector should yield Safe-Semi-Safe. I don’t believe any trigger modification is needed. Might be a good alternative for some. https://fuddarms.com/products/the-jackrabbit |
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