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Originally Posted By HKH: If I were upgrading to a favorite FRT, I would not get rid of my old ones… you never know what those 30 dollar super safeties will be worth if legislation were introduced restricting them. Listen to this man. I returned a Cornfire Arsenal when it did not function with an unmodified LaRue MBT-2s trigger as the website promised at the beginning. I regret that. I wish that I had that FRT. I have time to modify a trigger now at night after work. My work schedule does not permit firing for a couple of months, but I can play in my workshop at night. |
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Originally Posted By HKH: I bought 8 polished SS (branded) at an average price of 35 shipped the last 8 days. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/99571/IMG_0998-3722516.jpg I certainly don’t need them but my kids may… Where did you get it? |
| For those that have the 2 position. My friend that sold me his AZR had it only come with the device. I decided to look on the site to see if there was any updates seeing people post about m2/m1/a1 etc And noticed the listing stating X1 AZR and X1 disconnector with the marking. This didn't have a disconnector in the bag, wondering if I should have or not. Tried calling but no one picked up. |
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Originally Posted By Gdirty5: For those that have the 2 position. My friend that sold me his AZR had it only come with the device. I decided to look on the site to see if there was any updates seeing people post about m2/m1/a1 etc And noticed the listing stating X1 AZR and X1 disconnector with the marking. This didn't have a disconnector in the bag, wondering if I should have or not. Tried calling but no one picked up. It's just a standard disconnector. Nothing special needed as long as it's mil spec sized. |
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I gave up on the AZR-15A1. I put a different action tube on, and a new buffer to replace the one that got beat up during the last test session, and FRT refused to work at all. I put the ALG trigger back in, and I'll decide if i want to try another type of FRT in a month or so,, likely a Partisan, if I do. Jay |
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Originally Posted By AZCOP: I gave up on the AZR-15A1. I put a different action tube on, and a new buffer to replace the one that got beat up during the last test session, and FRT refused to work at all. I put the ALG trigger back in, and I'll decide if i want to try another type of FRT in a month or so,, likely a Partisan, if I do. Jay Can you go into a bit more detail about what happened? |
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Originally Posted By ELittlefield: Someone earlier asked about why the A1 is still selling with a poor trigger pull; JD talked about partnering with a trigger manufacturer, I believe it was Timney, to deliver a match grade FRT. This was a while ago, when he was still posting here. Mines actually pretty decent |
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Originally Posted By ELittlefield: Can you go into a bit more detail about what happened? It was a whole new symptom, a serious one, and I'm tired of trying to get something to work that in all theory, should have been drop in GTG. Semi and Safe were O.K. Jay |
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Originally Posted By AZCOP: The FRT would not work. Dead Trigger. It was a whole new symptom, a serious one, and I'm tired of trying to get something to work that in all theory, should have been drop in GTG. Semi and Safe were O.K. Jay Originally Posted By AZCOP: Originally Posted By ELittlefield: Can you go into a bit more detail about what happened? It was a whole new symptom, a serious one, and I'm tired of trying to get something to work that in all theory, should have been drop in GTG. Semi and Safe were O.K. Jay I can probably help you, but you need to be specific about what happened, what you did, in order. Did you put it in FRT mode, fire one round, and then had a dead trigger, with the hammer down on a live round? If so, what is your buffer? It should be an H2 or H3, meaning it has 2 or 3 sliding tungsten weights inside it. |
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Originally Posted By ELittlefield:I can probably help you, but you need to be specific about what happened, what you did, in order. Did you put it in FRT mode, fire one round, and then had a dead trigger, with the hammer down on a live round? If so, what is your buffer? It should be an H2 or H3, meaning it has 2 or 3 sliding tungsten weights inside it. Jay |
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Originally Posted By lx2008: anyone notice that there has been more than 24hrs after an AZR drop & there are still 15a1`s and m2 mbt`s available? cant believe the mrkt is flooded. It's an expensive entry fee to then be even more expensive at the range. The economy is in a awkward situation of not so bad, not so great...and a lot of evolution is occuring in the market, so it's not surprising to see sales slowing a bit. |
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Originally Posted By Wangstang: It's an expensive entry fee to then be even more expensive at the range. The economy is in a awkward situation of not so bad, not so great...and a lot of evolution is occuring in the market, so it's not surprising to see sales slowing a bit. Plus...tax 'refund' money drying up.. |
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Originally Posted By lx2008: i`m still waiting on the "interrupter". hope there is not too much more testing to be done on this unit. i thought i read somewhere that there is a manufacturer of a burst cam to work within an frt spec. The Stuff and things CARL. 3 round burst. I’ve had mixed results so far, but I expect to get it running. |
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Originally Posted By lx2008: anyone notice that there has been more than 24hrs after an AZR drop & there are still 15a1`s and m2 mbt`s available? cant believe the mrkt is flooded. Maybe the posts of the fitment problems are starting to sway people. I remember when I got mine in, a bunch of people wanted it after shooting mine. But now they are thinking partisan or something drop in that doesn't require fitting. |
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Originally Posted By Gdirty5: Maybe the posts of the fitment problems are starting to sway people. I remember when I got mine in, a bunch of people wanted it after shooting mine. But now they are thinking partisan or something drop in that doesn't require fitting. That, and the fact that JD is a fucking unstable asshole. A quick search on reddit(yeah, i know…) brings up more than a a few posters sharing their tales of contacting him, and giving the following advice: “Fuck that guy, buy -other FRT- instead”. Having read his manife….i mean “discovery docs”, I’d certainly do the same. |
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Originally Posted By pr0nerd: That, and the fact that JD is a fucking unstable asshole. A quick search on reddit(yeah, i know…) brings up more than a a few posters sharing their tales of contacting him, and giving the following advice: “Fuck that guy, buy -other FRT- instead”. Having read his manife….i mean “discovery docs”, I’d certainly do the same. I bought the AZR off my friend which didn't want to fiddle with fitting the oversized AZR. I realized it didn't come with a disconnector, so I decided to reach out. Guy said he needs the order number. I said ok, asked my friend for the email from his order, and took a screen shot b/c obviously I cannot use his email. The screen shot included EVERYTHING from the email, he said that it's a screen shot and he asked for the original email and denied sending me out the part (after saying give him order number/email and he will send it right out). I told him if this isn't sufficient, forget about it, I'm not playing these games. So he told me go buy a CMMG disconnector. |
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Originally Posted By Gdirty5: I bought the AZR off my friend which didn't want to fiddle with fitting the oversized AZR. I realized it didn't come with a disconnector, so I decided to reach out. Guy said he needs the order number. I said ok, asked my friend for the email from his order, and took a screen shot b/c obviously I cannot use his email. The screen shot included EVERYTHING from the email, he said that it's a screen shot and he asked for the original email and denied sending me out the part (after saying give him order number/email and he will send it right out). I told him if this isn't sufficient, forget about it, I'm not playing these games. So he told me go buy a CMMG disconnector. Originally Posted By Gdirty5: Originally Posted By pr0nerd: That, and the fact that JD is a fucking unstable asshole. A quick search on reddit(yeah, i know…) brings up more than a a few posters sharing their tales of contacting him, and giving the following advice: “Fuck that guy, buy -other FRT- instead”. Having read his manife….i mean “discovery docs”, I’d certainly do the same. I bought the AZR off my friend which didn't want to fiddle with fitting the oversized AZR. I realized it didn't come with a disconnector, so I decided to reach out. Guy said he needs the order number. I said ok, asked my friend for the email from his order, and took a screen shot b/c obviously I cannot use his email. The screen shot included EVERYTHING from the email, he said that it's a screen shot and he asked for the original email and denied sending me out the part (after saying give him order number/email and he will send it right out). I told him if this isn't sufficient, forget about it, I'm not playing these games. So he told me go buy a CMMG disconnector. I miss the crazy old bastard’s posts here. 
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Originally Posted By ELittlefield: I miss the crazy old bastard’s posts here. Originally Posted By ELittlefield: Originally Posted By Gdirty5: Originally Posted By pr0nerd: That, and the fact that JD is a fucking unstable asshole. A quick search on reddit(yeah, i know…) brings up more than a a few posters sharing their tales of contacting him, and giving the following advice: “Fuck that guy, buy -other FRT- instead”. Having read his manife….i mean “discovery docs”, I’d certainly do the same. I bought the AZR off my friend which didn't want to fiddle with fitting the oversized AZR. I realized it didn't come with a disconnector, so I decided to reach out. Guy said he needs the order number. I said ok, asked my friend for the email from his order, and took a screen shot b/c obviously I cannot use his email. The screen shot included EVERYTHING from the email, he said that it's a screen shot and he asked for the original email and denied sending me out the part (after saying give him order number/email and he will send it right out). I told him if this isn't sufficient, forget about it, I'm not playing these games. So he told me go buy a CMMG disconnector. I miss the crazy old bastard’s posts here. His posts were entertaining for sure lol. |
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I've had 4 separate transactions with him and all went well. I like to tinker and have spare parts, so I haven't needed to ask him for anything. I've gotten a couple other AZRs on the EE, and the only one that gives me problems is one that I converted to 3 position. If I wanted to get yelled at for screwing it up I'd call him. I'll figure it out, lots of good info on here to tap into. |
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Originally Posted By gurn-blanston: I've had 4 separate transactions with him and all went well. I like to tinker and have spare parts, so I haven't needed to ask him for anything. I've gotten a couple other AZRs on the EE, and the only one that gives me problems is one that I converted to 3 position. If I wanted to get yelled at for screwing it up I'd call him. I'll figure it out, lots of good info on here to tap into. Agreed. i have several of j.d.`s units as well as others. tried these all in 15 different rifles of differing bbl lengths. i have only had resistance in 2 of these rifles and just a bit of "tinkering" i got these problems fixed. only had to call the man twice for a 9mm issue and he was very receptive and his input solved my issue. for me, i have not had any problems with the man. ( maybe just lucky i guess ) |
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AZR-15A1 - Sample size of one. Installed in a LMT Defender lower with Springco white H3 Buffer as well as swapped Geissele Super 42 H3 and H2 buffers for testing. The trigger was standard milspec feel with no creep in semi and FRT. No issues with several uppers out of the box. Ran with zero issues. Colt / BCM / AERO. Barrel lengths of 10.5 14.5 16 carbine gas and 14.5 mid-length gas. No issues. I have 2 H&R uppers, C7 Carry handle and A1 Carry handle. Both wouldn't fit the upper part of the FRT without needing to be fit a bit in the upper pocket. Dry fire testing not good when tried as well, so I didn't even give them a try on the range. The only thing that disappointing failure was a new EOTECH EXPS2-0 that is 4 months old with just one range session. |
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Originally Posted By LaminarFlow: AZR-15A1 - Sample size of one. Installed in a LMT Defender lower with Springco white H3 Buffer as well as swapped Geissele Super 42 H3 and H2 buffers for testing. The trigger was standard milspec feel with no creep in semi and FRT. No issues with several uppers out of the box. Ran with zero issues. Colt / BCM / AERO. Barrel lengths of 10.5 14.5 16 carbine gas and 14.5 mid-length gas. No issues. I have 2 H&R uppers, C7 Carry handle and A1 Carry handle. Both wouldn't fit the upper part of the FRT without needing to be fit a bit in the upper pocket. Dry fire testing not good when tried as well, so I didn't even give them a try on the range. The only thing that disappointing failure was a new EOTECH EXPS2-0 that is 4 months old with just one range session. H&R uppers are known to have small auto sear pockets. I believe I own 5 of their uppers, and it's too small in 3 of them... I think. It's been some months since I played with them. |
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Originally Posted By alaskantinbender: Another AZR-15A1 three-position sample size of one. S&W lower, Colt upper. Passes function check, to include tap test, no problem. But it's in "full semi" in both fire and third position. I have read through the thread 3 times, trying all the various fixes. On the positive side its a great frt 2 position, not so much three. I'm ready to throw it in the parts box and pick up another arc fire. Since you've read this thread, I'm sure you've already inspected your disconnector spring that it's installed correctly? I just mention it to be thorough, not to insult you. |
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Originally Posted By ELittlefield: Since you've read this thread, I'm sure you've already inspected your disconnector spring that it's installed correctly? I just mention it to be thorough, not to insult you. No problem, all ideas are welcome. I have played around with this for a week off and on. No drag at all during the tap check; tried a different disconnect spring. Saw a slight mark on the hammer and ground it down to be sure it wasn't hitting the unit. I read about someone shortening the leg to get rid of binding or drag. That's when I did the tap check with no disconnector spring, no drag or binding noted. So much for plug and play with the S&W lower. |
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Originally Posted By alaskantinbender: No problem, all ideas are welcome. I have played around with this for a week off and on. No drag at all during the tap check; tried a different disconnect spring. Saw a slight mark on the hammer and ground it down to be sure it wasn't hitting the unit. I read about someone shortening the leg to get rid of binding or drag. That's when I did the tap check with no disconnector spring, no drag or binding noted. So much for plug and play with the S&W lower. Originally Posted By alaskantinbender: Originally Posted By ELittlefield: Since you've read this thread, I'm sure you've already inspected your disconnector spring that it's installed correctly? I just mention it to be thorough, not to insult you. No problem, all ideas are welcome. I have played around with this for a week off and on. No drag at all during the tap check; tried a different disconnect spring. Saw a slight mark on the hammer and ground it down to be sure it wasn't hitting the unit. I read about someone shortening the leg to get rid of binding or drag. That's when I did the tap check with no disconnector spring, no drag or binding noted. So much for plug and play with the S&W lower. Darn. I suppose your next option is to try installing it in a different gun. I'm disappointed in the number of problems I see people reporting in this thread. I own... um. A certain number of these. And they've all worked perfectly. The only thing I've ever had to do is grind on one to get it to fit in H&R sized auto sear pockets. Hopefully it's only the case that the few unfortunate ones are the guys reporting their problems, and everyone else is happily getting on with their FRTing. |
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Originally Posted By ELittlefield: Darn. I suppose your next option is to try installing it in a different gun. I'm disappointed in the number of problems I see people reporting in this thread. I own... um. A certain number of these. And they've all worked perfectly. The only thing I've ever had to do is grind on one to get it to fit in H&R sized auto sear pockets. Hopefully it's only the case that the few unfortunate ones are the guys reporting their problems, and everyone else is happily getting on with their FRTing. I'm disappointed as well. Picked this up to go in a high-shelf SBR lower because the ARC Fire needs the low shelf. I did try it in a DPMS lower, but it hung up cycling the bolt for some reason, and I didn't mess with it further. |
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I’ve got more than x and less than x+2 of these including x number that I converted from 2 pos to 3 pos. I had one flat bow trigger that I modified to work with the azreg that went frt plus in semi. I simply pulled the trigger a removed a bit more material from the bottom to match his profile. It is possible the receiver depth is more shallow and the trigger shoe needs a bit of manipulation. All X of these things go bang and brrrt when requested by the operator. |
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Originally Posted By HKH: I’ve got more than x and less than x+2 of these including x number that I converted from 2 pos to 3 pos. I had one flat bow trigger that I modified to work with the azreg that went frt plus in semi. I simply pulled the trigger a removed a bit more material from the bottom to match his profile. It is possible the receiver depth is more shallow and the trigger shoe needs a bit of manipulation. All X of these things go bang and brrrt when requested by the operator. It's possible, but wouldn't it fail the tap test if the trigger were binding? I do agree that the disconnector is disabled, somehow allowing brrrt in semi. |
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Originally Posted By alaskantinbender: It's possible, but wouldn't it fail the tap test if the trigger were binding? I do agree that the disconnector is disabled, somehow allowing brrrt in semi. If it looks to be less than a 1/16th. again in semi, trigger pinned to the rear, does the hammer release from the disco if you wiggle or pull on the hammer? You already tired another disco spring and know it is installed correctly. If it's not outright lack of disco/hammer sear engagement the only other thing that comes to mind is the relief cut in either the disco or leg of the AZR is insufficient for whatever reason and the disco is being held out of play by the leg of the AZR. It does pass hand function in semi correct? I would think, if the AZR leg was rubbing on the disco and holding it out of play it would fail hand function but maybe not... |
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Originally Posted By shultz: How much sear engagement do you have between the disco and hammer? selector set to semi, I have what looks to be damn near if not a full 1/16" overlap of the disco sear surface to hammer sear surface with the trigger pinned to the rear. I don't have a way to get in there to measure the actual amount... If it looks to be less than a 1/16th. again in semi, trigger pinned to the rear, does the hammer release from the disco if you wiggle or pull on the hammer? You already tired another disco spring and know it is installed correctly. If it's not outright lack of disco/hammer sear engagement the only other thing that comes to mind is the relief cut in either the disco or leg of the AZR is insufficient for whatever reason and the disco is being held out of play by the leg of the AZR. It does pass hand function in semi correct? I would think, if the AZR leg was rubbing on the disco and holding it out of play it would fail hand function but maybe not... It looks to be at least 1/16 overlap. There is a nice shiny spot on the hammer sear, at least 1/16. The leg seems to have plenty of side clearance at the cutout for the sear. The leg is almost touching the trigger bar, but no binding. And yes, it does pass the hand function check, no problem in semi and position 3 |
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Originally Posted By alaskantinbender: It looks to be at least 1/16 overlap. There is a nice shiny spot on the hammer sear, at least 1/16. The leg seems to have plenty of side clearance at the cutout for the sear. The leg is almost touching the trigger bar, but no binding. And yes, it does pass the hand function check, no problem in semi and position 3 |
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Originally Posted By shultz: Well hell...You're sure you have good trigger tap all the way thru the bolt stroke once the hammer has been fully depressed and beyond? you are testing trigger tap with the selector in semi/fire position correct? Yes, good tap check. I can feel the gap decrease as the bolt moves back just like JD says in his video. |
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Originally Posted By alaskantinbender: Yes, good tap check. I can feel the gap decrease as the bolt moves back just like JD says in his video. If possible,try it in another gun. |
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Originally Posted By lx2008: anyone notice that there has been more than 24hrs after an AZR drop & there are still 15a1`s and m2 mbt`s available? cant believe the mrkt is flooded. I think the market has developed "early adopter fatigue". Look at the mushy selectors, mushy triggers, double tap in Semi mode, nothing in Semi mode, and the mounting methods. There is too much tinkering necessary to make multiple FRT work well. Sure many of them work OK, but look at the number of posts about fixing timing and tolerance issues. This is just an evolving product. We have gone from blasting ammo for giggles to wanting match grade triggers that do FRT mode. Some of the manufacturers are responding. Now we just have to wait for product maturation. I think that might be why triggers are moving more slowly (if they really are). I'm waiting. |
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Originally Posted By Lexington: I think the market has developed "early adopter fatigue". Look at the mushy selectors, mushy triggers, double tap in Semi mode, nothing in Semi mode, and the mounting methods. There is too much tinkering necessary to make multiple FRT work well. Sure many of them work OK, but look at the number of posts about fixing timing and tolerance issues. This is just an evolving product. We have gone from blasting ammo for giggles to wanting match grade triggers that do FRT mode. Some of the manufacturers are responding. Now we just have to wait for product maturation. I think that might be why triggers are moving more slowly (if they really are). I'm waiting. Is it early adopter though? or is it loosening in tolerances as tooling wears? Bc my early batch AZR fits and works in everything and my later AZR is thicker, didn't fit in anything and trigger is grittier. |
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Originally Posted By Gdirty5: Is it early adopter though? or is it loosening in tolerances as tooling wears? Bc my early batch AZR fits and works in everything and my later AZR is thicker, didn't fit in anything and trigger is grittier. Originally Posted By Gdirty5: Originally Posted By Lexington: I think the market has developed "early adopter fatigue". Look at the mushy selectors, mushy triggers, double tap in Semi mode, nothing in Semi mode, and the mounting methods. There is too much tinkering necessary to make multiple FRT work well. Sure many of them work OK, but look at the number of posts about fixing timing and tolerance issues. This is just an evolving product. We have gone from blasting ammo for giggles to wanting match grade triggers that do FRT mode. Some of the manufacturers are responding. Now we just have to wait for product maturation. I think that might be why triggers are moving more slowly (if they really are). I'm waiting. Is it early adopter though? or is it loosening in tolerances as tooling wears? Bc my early batch AZR fits and works in everything and my later AZR is thicker, didn't fit in anything and trigger is grittier. I wasn't commenting on AZR specifically, but FRT in general. |
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Originally Posted By pr0nerd: That, and the fact that JD is a fucking unstable asshole. A quick search on reddit(yeah, i know…) brings up more than a a few posters sharing their tales of contacting him, and giving the following advice: “Fuck that guy, buy -other FRT- instead”. Having read his manife….i mean “discovery docs”, I’d certainly do the same. Originally Posted By pr0nerd: Originally Posted By Gdirty5: Maybe the posts of the fitment problems are starting to sway people. I remember when I got mine in, a bunch of people wanted it after shooting mine. But now they are thinking partisan or something drop in that doesn't require fitting. That, and the fact that JD is a fucking unstable asshole. A quick search on reddit(yeah, i know…) brings up more than a a few posters sharing their tales of contacting him, and giving the following advice: “Fuck that guy, buy -other FRT- instead”. Having read his manife….i mean “discovery docs”, I’d certainly do the same. I talked to him on the phone on e and yes he is a character. He was also really helpful. The thing that I want is the man as a patriot not out there suing everybody else. He has his own design, which works incredibly well. If you can get past the man’s website and realize this isn’t somebody who you became friends with that you’ll be hanging out the product is worth it. I have several thousand rounds through a 9mm set up which beats the hell out of components. It’s an early 2 position that I love the fact that I can bump one receiver pin and my rifle is unmodified from FRT. FYI the store perfectly in a grip with some sponge wrapped around them. All I’m saying is a lot of people are missing out because they don’t like someone that they’re never gonna be around |
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Originally Posted By shultz: Damn... reaching a bit here, is the AZR module snug fitting or pretty loose in the auto sear pocket? Maybe its twisting/moving during live fire creating the FRT on semi problem that doesn't present during hand function testing... If possible,try it in another gun. The module fits the pocket well, but it will fall out, so it's not snug. But it doesn't seem to have any play in the pocket. It's a Colt upper. I did try it in a different lower, but it's somehow out of spec, so the bolt wouldn't cycle with the unit installed. Looking at the trigger parts again today, I noticed a shiny spot on the rear of the disconnector that corresponds with the tail of the hammer. It's actually making a divot on the disconnector. Could this be an issue? I'm tempted to cut off some of the hammer tail and see what happens. |
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Originally Posted By alaskantinbender: The module fits the pocket well, but it will fall out, so it's not snug. But it doesn't seem to have any play in the pocket. It's a Colt upper. I did try it in a different lower, but it's somehow out of spec, so the bolt wouldn't cycle with the unit installed. Looking at the trigger parts again today, I noticed a shiny spot on the rear of the disconnector that corresponds with the tail of the hammer. It's actually making a divot on the disconnector. Could this be an issue? I'm tempted to cut off some of the hammer tail and see what happens. Originally Posted By alaskantinbender: Originally Posted By shultz: Damn... reaching a bit here, is the AZR module snug fitting or pretty loose in the auto sear pocket? Maybe its twisting/moving during live fire creating the FRT on semi problem that doesn't present during hand function testing... If possible,try it in another gun. The module fits the pocket well, but it will fall out, so it's not snug. But it doesn't seem to have any play in the pocket. It's a Colt upper. I did try it in a different lower, but it's somehow out of spec, so the bolt wouldn't cycle with the unit installed. Looking at the trigger parts again today, I noticed a shiny spot on the rear of the disconnector that corresponds with the tail of the hammer. It's actually making a divot on the disconnector. Could this be an issue? I'm tempted to cut off some of the hammer tail and see what happens. Trimming the hammer can never hurt. That's an issue I haven't encountered, interesting. |
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Originally Posted By alaskantinbender: Well, that didn't work. Trimmed a fat 1/8" off the hammer tail. Still Brrrrt in semi. I'm out of ideas. Originally Posted By alaskantinbender: Originally Posted By ELittlefield: Trimming the hammer can never hurt. That's an issue I haven't encountered, interesting. Well, that didn't work. Trimmed a fat 1/8" off the hammer tail. Still Brrrrt in semi. I'm out of ideas. Even tolerance stacking dosen't make much sense....it passes hand function, it should work! |
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Originally Posted By alaskantinbender: Well, that didn't work. Trimmed a fat 1/8" off the hammer tail. Still Brrrrt in semi. I'm out of ideas. Originally Posted By alaskantinbender: Originally Posted By ELittlefield: Trimming the hammer can never hurt. That's an issue I haven't encountered, interesting. Well, that didn't work. Trimmed a fat 1/8" off the hammer tail. Still Brrrrt in semi. I'm out of ideas. Is there any chance you're just bump firing it? Have you run any other type of FRT? |
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I’m new to all of this. I want an 3 position frt to drop into a usgi close with zero exterior clues. I think AZR is what I want, but damn if this guy doesn’t have the worst website. Tried to read as much as I could here, can someone help me? - is the A1 the only 3 position offering? This one seems to come complete with trigger & selector. - if I drop the frt unit into another usgi lower, will it work? Will it be 2 position or 3? |
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