[ARCHIVED THREAD] - ARIZONA REGULATOR dropped America’s FRT in EE - Q&A ask the Inventor/Manufacturer (Page 19 of 21)
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Quoted: It’s a M60 bipod. They also used them on the Barrett M82. I’ll do you a huge solid, you ain’t gonna wanna buy the real thing because they are over $300. Just buy an airsoft one, it’ll break eventually but it will work fine for a while ???? Airsoft M82 Bipod https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/90213/IMG_6788_jpeg-3570621.JPG -Clint Quoted: Quoted: What's that bipod? I want to do a Block 1 ish inspired bump saw with a KAC M5 handguard. It’s a M60 bipod. They also used them on the Barrett M82. I’ll do you a huge solid, you ain’t gonna wanna buy the real thing because they are over $300. Just buy an airsoft one, it’ll break eventually but it will work fine for a while ???? Airsoft M82 Bipod https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/90213/IMG_6788_jpeg-3570621.JPG -Clint Bitchin. |
Looks like Freedom Ordnance is a fan of the AZ Regulator, too. Attached File |
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Quoted: Looks like Freedom Ordnance is a fan of the AZ Regulator, too. https://scontent-ord5-3.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t39.30808-6/494510778_1300876485376425_8975817093526209462_n.jpg?_nc_cat=100&ccb=1-7&_nc_sid=127cfc&_nc_ohc=QfD9BNI3xtcQ7kNvwFiFdhb&_nc_oc=Adl6U_nIzGT30FRIgJ14HO0cBtmIah8ZHbVNHXgT9lwlzDWxIhUl8_90yXU0ryvo7yc&_nc_zt=23&_nc_ht=scontent-ord5-3.xx&_nc_gid=mG8KdMT9WC5J614S0OvUIA&oh=00_AfNOraIUo97XEYvGbv0IzY3UjPDulCTr6G-huId1qtv4Tg&oe=6861264C https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/203509/1000022425_jpg-3572502.JPG I want one! |
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Speaking of belt feds... JD, The Fight Lite Raptor upper is just a little snug with a AZR-MBT installed in it necessitating hitting the rear take down pin with a rubber mallet to get it to close. Any thoughts on what surface might be getting in the way that can be relieved? I can get some pictures up later today. ETA.... She runs like a champ, its just that the upper and lower halves dont quite close all the way necessitating the hammer for the rear take down pin. Attached File Attached File |
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Quoted: Don’t know what happened, never got the text or email from chase to approve. Just put another order in for 2 and it has already hit my card. Look forward to trying it out. Thanks. Could have been anything It also declines due to one extra space in address or st instead of street Thier security protocols  |
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Quoted: Looks like Freedom Ordnance is a fan of the AZ Regulator, too. https://scontent-ord5-3.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t39.30808-6/494510778_1300876485376425_8975817093526209462_n.jpg?_nc_cat=100&ccb=1-7&_nc_sid=127cfc&_nc_ohc=QfD9BNI3xtcQ7kNvwFiFdhb&_nc_oc=Adl6U_nIzGT30FRIgJ14HO0cBtmIah8ZHbVNHXgT9lwlzDWxIhUl8_90yXU0ryvo7yc&_nc_zt=23&_nc_ht=scontent-ord5-3.xx&_nc_gid=mG8KdMT9WC5J614S0OvUIA&oh=00_AfNOraIUo97XEYvGbv0IzY3UjPDulCTr6G-huId1qtv4Tg&oe=6861264C https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/203509/1000022425_jpg-3572502.JPG Yep they have 19,000 documented rounds on one of my units |
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Quoted: Speaking of belt feds... JD, The Fight Lite Raptor upper is just a little snug with a AZR-MBT installed in it necessitating hitting the rear take down pin with a rubber mallet to get it to close. Any thoughts on what surface might be getting in the way that can be relieved? I can get some pictures up later today. ETA.... She runs like a champ, its just that the upper and lower halves dont quite close all the way necessitating the hammer for the rear take down pin. https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/3827/IMG_9363_jpg-3572858.JPG https://www.ar15.com/media/mediaFiles/3827/IMG_9364_jpg-3572859.JPG Pics helped The pocket in that one is too shallow Typical unit sits damn near flush That one sticks up out of pocket which makes closing receiver tight To double check remove fcg and put unit back in then close reciver If still tight youll want to get the pocket fixed so it is correct depth If is fine then manually cocking hammer before closing would help snip from TM AZR-15M2 Instructions: Verify safe condition, mag removed, chamber empty Verify Buffer weight Selector in Fire position Tip Reciver open Mil-Spec and **REDACTED** **REDACTED** remove Disconnector Spring Manually cock Hammer Top Cam vert position Insert AZR-15M2 into Upper Reciver Pocket Tip reciver closed Very slowly pull charging handle to rear while tapping trigger Feel trigger travel shorten then lengthen as BCG moves rearward In Spec ARs BCG will function smoothly with no adjustment If BCG stops or trigger goes solid prior to BCG full travel AR is out of Spec. Remove a couple thou of material at the AZR-15 to trigger contact area Perform Function Check Below is a LaRue note from the old school original unit making it an M2 before I created the M2 series Doesnt really apply since you have an AZR-15M2-MBT but more info never hurts for those out there in tv land reading this LaRue Specific Setup 2 Note: For the LaRue MBT you will have a gap and receiver will not close yet. The gap to close receiver will be fairly large. Slowly work your way removing material from tip of lower cam leg until receiver closes. Then go to the Setup Method 2 process and finish getting your gun functioning smoothly. This is Manual M2 setup the old school way but its an MBT note ( ETA 07-22-25 **REDACTED** Means any trigger you may decide to try with our new AZR-15M2-R unit configuration. We will no longer name other triggers unless the manufacturer submits a letter to use asking us to name thier trigger(s) as we have received a Cease and Desist from one trigger manufacturer. Many brand triggers out on the market may fall within this **REDACTED** parameter which means triggers that have a disconnector that will push down into the trigger bar which is the condition which makes this a factory Pre Set 100% Drop In as stated herin. You can modify the top of a Mil-Spec Disconnector to use with this unit so the disconnector pushes down into the trigger bar if you want to set up and be able remove the unit and shoot normally whenever you like.  ) |
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I just ordered one. Looking forward to trying it out! ETA- I think I fucked up my order. I was in a hurry and didn’t make a selection - mil spec/MBT/SSA. Order #10014 Just send me whatever lol. I have all of these triggers. *if I could still pick one, I’d take a SSA or Mil-Spec preferably. Sorry and thank you! |
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Quoted: Pics helped The pocket in that one is too shallow Typical unit sits damn near flush That one sticks up out of pocket which makes closing receiver tight To double check remove fcg and put unit back in then close reciver If still tight youll want to get the pocket fixed so it is correct depth If is fine then manually cocking hammer before closing would help snip from TM AZR-15M2 Instructions: Verify safe condition, mag removed, chamber empty Verify Buffer weight Selector in Fire position Tip Reciver open Mil-Spec and Geissele SSA remove Disconnector Spring Manually cock Hammer Top Cam vert position Insert AZR-15M2 into Upper Reciver Pocket Tip reciver closed Very slowly pull charging handle to rear while tapping trigger Feel trigger travel shorten then lengthen as BCG moves rearward In Spec ARs BCG will function smoothly with no adjustment If BCG stops or trigger goes solid prior to BCG full travel AR is out of Spec. Remove a couple thou of material at the AZR-15 to trigger contact area Perform Function Check Below is a LaRue note from the old school original unit making it an M2 before I created the M2 series Doesnt really apply since you have an AZR-15M2-MBT but more info never hurts for those out there in tv land reading this LaRue Specific Setup 2 Note: For the LaRue MBT you will have a gap and receiver will not close yet. The gap to close receiver will be fairly large. Slowly work your way removing material from tip of lower cam leg until receiver closes. Then go to the Setup Method 2 process and finish getting your gun functioning smoothly. This is Manual M2 setup the old school way but its an MBT note A few swipes with a file on the "top" skirt of the AZR allowed the two halves to close normally. I have no doubt that the AZR would continue to work perfectly in other rifles set up with MBT triggers but this just gives me an excuse to buy a second one and leave this one dedicated to the Fight Lite. Its not like you want to shoot a belt fed in semi / non forced reset mode that much anyway. Order for another AZR-MBT inbound when you get some back in stock. |
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Quoted: A few swipes with a file on the "top" skirt of the AZR allowed the two halves to close normally. I have no doubt that the AZR would continue to work perfectly in other rifles set up with MBT triggers but this just gives me an excuse to buy a second one and leave this one dedicated to the Fight Lite. Its not like you want to shoot a belt fed in semi / non forced reset mode that much anyway. Order for another AZR-MBT inbound when you get some back in stock. Added more AZR-15M2-MBT to this weeks production They just came thru QC and I reloaded the site for yall Upped **REDACTED** this week and reloaded Reloaded M2 and AZR-15 also ( ETA 07-22-25 **REDACTED** Means any trigger you may decide to try with our new AZR-15M2-R unit configuration. We will no longer name other triggers unless the manufacturer submits a letter to use asking us to name thier trigger(s) as we have received a Cease and Desist from one trigger manufacturer. Many brand triggers out on the market may fall within this **REDACTED** parameter which means triggers that have a disconnector that will push down into the trigger bar which is the condition which makes this a factory Pre Set 100% Drop In as stated herin. You can modify the top of a Mil-Spec Disconnector to use with this unit so the disconnector pushes down into the trigger bar if you want to set up and be able remove the unit and shoot normally whenever you like. )
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@01zulu I got my mil spec version installed on a new PSA 556 pistol. The AZR15 was really tight in the upper pocket. It has to be tapped into place with a rubber mallet, but it sits flush when installed. I trimmed the disconnector so that it is flush with trigger back. The gun passes the function test, but the bolt does have a noticeable tight spot when cycling the charging handle. It will bind if I’m not careful. I haven’t fired it yet, but I’m guessing I need to remove material from the lower leg of the AZR15? TIA |
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So I have tried to put these in 4 different rifles. One has a very old SSA, I'm guessing 10-12 years maybe older. I get a dead trigger with it. When I pull the bolt back I can feel the forced reset but the trigger is won't drop the hammer. It's the same with a newer SSA and a G2S which I figured may not work The regulators I bought are AZR15, I ASSuME I need to file a couple thousandths off? I wanted to make sure before I started taking any material off |
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Quoted: So I have tried to put these in 4 different rifles. One has a very old SSA, I'm guessing 10-12 years maybe older. I get a dead trigger with it. When I pull the bolt back I can feel the forced reset but the trigger is won't drop the hammer. It's the same with a newer SSA and a G2S which I figured may not work The regulators I bought are AZR15, I ASSuME I need to file a couple thousandths off? I wanted to make sure before I started taking any material off @01ZULU Similar to my issue. BCM lower, Colt upper and SSA trigger. Installed Regulator and hammer won’t drop. Low round count rifle. File lower leg? |
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I think you have to reprofile the disconnector itself. See post #5 on page 18. To me, the whole appeal was a drop-in device so I dremeled it down to work with my ALG ACT instead of modifying the disconnector. Couldn't get it to work with the SSA by filing any amount down. |
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Quoted: I think you have to reprofile the disconnector itself. See post #5 on page 18. To me, the whole appeal was a drop-in device so I dremeled it down to work with my ALG ACT instead of modifying the disconnector. Couldn't get it to work with the SSA by filing any amount down. My SSA trigger is around 10 years old, not newer production, but the issue sounds like it’s the same with the dead trigger. |
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Quoted: I think you have to reprofile the disconnector itself. See post #5 on page 18. To me, the whole appeal was a drop-in device so I dremeled it down to work with my ALG ACT instead of modifying the disconnector. Couldn't get it to work with the SSA by filing any amount down. Damn....I hope there will be a solution to run with the SSA. I'd hate to have to pull the triggers for a milspec every now and then when I wanted to have a little fun. |
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See my post above. I Dremeled the disconnector because I didn’t want to file on the more expensive AZR-15. But there was way too much drag on the bolt. I put a standard disco back in and started filing on the AZR lower leg. After removing several thousandths of an inch I wasn’t getting any closer. Still had a dead trigger. Just for grins I put the shaved down disco back in. It now passes the function test and the bolt cycles smoothly. I will test fire it, but if it works I’m going back to a standard disco and remove material from the leg until it works. Based on what I’ve done so far, I’m guessing you would need to remove nearly 1/4” from the leg to get it to work with a mil spec trigger. That’s a lot of filing. I only plan on using it in an AR pistol but since both my ARs have mil spec triggers, it makes sense to make the AZR work in either. |
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Quoted: See my post above. I Dremeled the disconnector because I didn’t want to file on the more expensive AZR-15. But there was way too much drag on the bolt. I put a standard disco back in and started filing on the AZR lower leg. After removing several thousandths of an inch I wasn’t getting any closer. Still had a dead trigger. Just for grins I put the shaved down disco back in. It now passes the function test and the bolt cycles smoothly. I will test fire it, but if it works I’m going back to a standard disco and remove material from the leg until it works. Based on what I’ve done so far, I’m guessing you would need to remove nearly 1/4” from the leg to get it to work with a mil spec trigger. That’s a lot of filing. I only plan on using it in an AR pistol but since both my ARs have mil spec triggers, it makes sense to make the AZR work in either. I don't know exactly how much I removed from the bottom leg but it was a lot, which is why I ended up using a Dremel. Maybe you'll have better luck but it still doesn't work with my SSA. The trigger locks up even though there's a lot of play when it's dead. |
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Quoted: @01zulu I got my mil spec version installed on a new PSA 556 pistol. The AZR15 was really tight in the upper pocket. It has to be tapped into place with a rubber mallet, but it sits flush when installed. I trimmed the disconnector so that it is flush with trigger back. The gun passes the function test, but the bolt does have a noticeable tight spot when cycling the charging handle. It will bind if I’m not careful. I haven’t fired it yet, but I’m guessing I need to remove material from the lower leg of the AZR15? TIA Most are pretty snug I set the thing up to be tight Holding it verticle and wiggle like I do in the video works pretty good for most folks Snip from TM on rest AZR-15 FRT is drop in and run using Setup 1 or Setup 3 in loose tolerance ARs. Tight tolerance ARs take a few light swipes with fine file on tip of lower cam leg to adjust for the tighter tolerances in those ARs. Due to industry stack tolerance variances beyond our control we had to engineer in an adjustment point to compensate for those stack tolerance variables to ensure the ARIZONA REGULATOR works in all Mil-Spec ARs. To give you ultimate flexibility, there are three different methods you can use to setup your ARIZONA REGULATOR. Setup Method 1 - Mil-Spec or **REDACTED** Setup Method 2 - Mil-Spec or LaRue MBT or **REDACTED** Setup Method 3 - Mil-Spec or **REDACTED** No mods to Larue MBT or **REDACTED** period No mods to Mil-Spec triggers for Setup 2 or Setup 3 Mil-Spec disco tail requires clearancing only for Setup 1 All methods allow you to swap the AZR-15 between multiple ARs using the same method. ( ETA 07-22-25 **REDACTED** Means any trigger you may decide to try with our new AZR-15M2-R unit configuration. We will no longer name other triggers unless the manufacturer submits a letter to use asking us to name thier trigger(s) as we have received a Cease and Desist from one trigger manufacturer. Many brand triggers out on the market may fall within this **REDACTED** parameter which means triggers that have a disconnector that will push down into the trigger bar which is the condition which makes this a factory Pre Set 100% Drop In as stated herin. You can modify the top of a Mil-Spec Disconnector to use with this unit so the disconnector pushes down into the trigger bar if you want to set up and be able remove the unit and shoot normally whenever you like. )
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Quoted: So I have tried to put these in 4 different rifles. One has a very old SSA, I'm guessing 10-12 years maybe older. I get a dead trigger with it. When I pull the bolt back I can feel the forced reset but the trigger is won't drop the hammer. It's the same with a newer SSA and a G2S which I figured may not work The regulators I bought are AZR15, I ASSuME I need to file a couple thousandths off? I wanted to make sure before I started taking any material off Far as all the different triggers if you go back a few pages you will find the SSA pages Heres paste from **REDACTED** Qty 1 - ARIZONA REGULATOR AZR-15M2-**REDACTED** **REDACTED** FRT Trigger Device 100% Drop in Forced Reset Trigger device for **REDACTED** **REDACTED** Triggers This is the **REDACTED** **REDACTED** version of our famous AZR-15M2 Mil-Spec 100% Drop Ins No Tools Needed. ACTUAL **REDACTED** TRIGGER WE USED TO DEVELOP THIS IS PICTURED. Beyond the **REDACTED** trigger in the picture you will need to contact **REDACTED** Customer Service with questions about thier triggers. Here you go on instructions Link to same instructions that are in the package You have to set up an AZR-15 The M2 series are factory preset units AZR-15 Method 1 Instructions: Verify safe condition, mag removed, chamber empty Verify Buffer weight Selector in Fire position Tip Reciver open Mil-Spec and **REDACTED** **REDACTED** remove Disconnector and Spring Manually cock Hammer Top Cam vert position Insert AZR-15 into Upper Reciver Pocket Tip reciver closed Very slowly pull charging handle to rear while tapping trigger Feel trigger travel shorten then lengthen as BCG moves rearward If BCG stops or trigger goes solid prior to BCG full travel remove a couple thuo of material at the AZR-15 to trigger bar contact area Perform Function Check AZR-15 Method 1 Function Check: Lock BCG to rear Hit bolt stop to release BCG BCG goes forward and disengages AZR-15 Allows you to pull trigger Hammer drops Mil-Spec clearance rear of disconnector to 0.040 +/- 0.010 behind and above rear of spring well, reinstall Disconnector and Spring. **REDACTED** **REDACTED** reinstall Disconnector and Spring. AZR-15 Method 2 Instructions: Verify safe condition, mag removed, chamber empty Verify Buffer weight Selector in Fire position Tip Reciver open Mil-Spec remove Disconnector Spring Manually cock Hammer Top Cam vert position Insert AZR-15 into Upper Reciver Pocket Tip reciver closed Very slowly pull charging handle to rear while tapping trigger Feel trigger travel shorten then lengthen as BCG moves rearward If BCG stops or trigger goes solid prior to BCG full travel remove a couple thuo of material at the AZR-15 to trigger bar contact area. Perform Function Check AZR-15 Method 2 Function Check: Lock BCG to rear Hit bolt catch to release BCG BCG goes forward and disengages AZR-15 Allows you to pull trigger Hammer drops Mil-Spec reinstall Disconnector Spring. AZR-15 Method 3 Instructions: See Mil-Spec 1 with no Disconnector Dedicated Forced Reset Trigger Function Only ( ETA 07-22-25 **REDACTED** Means any trigger you may decide to try with our new AZR-15M2-R unit configuration. We will no longer name other triggers unless the manufacturer submits a letter to use asking us to name thier trigger(s) as we have received a Cease and Desist from one trigger manufacturer. Many brand triggers out on the market may fall within this **REDACTED** parameter which means triggers that have a disconnector that will push down into the trigger bar which is the condition which makes this a factory Pre Set 100% Drop In as stated herin. You can modify the top of a Mil-Spec Disconnector to use with this unit so the disconnector pushes down into the trigger bar if you want to set up and be able remove the unit and shoot normally whenever you like. ) |
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Quoted: Damn....I hope there will be a solution to run with the SSA. I'd hate to have to pull the triggers for a milspec every now and then when I wanted to have a little fun. There is Just use the ones that look like to **REDACTED** pic on the product page Back a few pages all that was covered so you can read it all if you want to Watch the tail of the disconnectors Works exactly as I state everytime **REDACTED** ( ETA 07-22-25 **REDACTED** Means any trigger you may decide to try with our new AZR-15M2-R unit configuration. We will no longer name other triggers unless the manufacturer submits a letter to use asking us to name thier trigger(s) as we have received a Cease and Desist from one trigger manufacturer. Many brand triggers out on the market may fall within this **REDACTED** parameter which means triggers that have a disconnector that will push down into the trigger bar which is the condition which makes this a factory Pre Set 100% Drop In as stated herin. You can modify the top of a Mil-Spec Disconnector to use with this unit so the disconnector pushes down into the trigger bar if you want to set up and be able remove the unit and shoot normally whenever you like. )
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Quoted: See my post above. I Dremeled the disconnector because I didn’t want to file on the more expensive AZR-15. But there was way too much drag on the bolt. I put a standard disco back in and started filing on the AZR lower leg. After removing several thousandths of an inch I wasn’t getting any closer. Still had a dead trigger. Just for grins I put the shaved down disco back in. It now passes the function test and the bolt cycles smoothly. I will test fire it, but if it works I’m going back to a standard disco and remove material from the leg until it works. Based on what I’ve done so far, I’m guessing you would need to remove nearly 1/4” from the leg to get it to work with a mil spec trigger. That’s a lot of filing. I only plan on using it in an AR pistol but since both my ARs have mil spec triggers, it makes sense to make the AZR work in either. Its a little over .060 to use an original AZR-15 and make your own M2 at home Thats how we used to do it before I released the factory preset M2 line Instructions help, also printed and inside the package we ship. |
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Quoted: I don't know exactly how much I removed from the bottom leg but it was a lot, which is why I ended up using a Dremel. Maybe you'll have better luck but it still doesn't work with my SSA. The trigger locks up even though there's a lot of play when it's dead. If it was an M2-**REDACTED** and you filed on the lower cam leg then you shot it in the ass and will have to go to either M2 with Mil-Spec or and MBT now If you didnt follow the directions then you will have problems You have to check trigger tap no matter what as we cannot certify another manufacturers gun as safe and to ensure the gun is within spec for safety prior to live fire Long as the directions are followed everything we manufacture works perfectly every time No one ever has to take anything off the M2 series cams The "take some off" below is a safety net so if anyone puts this in an pout of spec gun and fucks themselves up its not my responsibility as they did not follow directions AZR-15M2 Instructions: Verify safe condition, mag removed, chamber empty Verify Buffer weight Selector in Fire position Tip Reciver open Mil-Spec and **REDACTED** **REDACTED** remove Disconnector Spring Manually cock Hammer Top Cam vert position Insert AZR-15M2 into Upper Reciver Pocket Tip reciver closed Very slowly pull charging handle to rear while tapping trigger Feel trigger travel shorten then lengthen as BCG moves rearward In Spec ARs BCG will function smoothly with no adjustment If BCG stops or trigger goes solid prior to BCG full travel AR is out of Spec. Remove a couple thou of material at the AZR-15 to trigger contact area Perform Function Check AZR-15M2 Function Check: Lock BCG to rear Hit bolt stop to release BCG BCG goes forward and disengages AZR-15M2 Allows you to pull trigger Hammer drops Mil-Spec and **REDACTED** **REDACTED** reinstall Disconnector Spring ( ETA 07-22-25 **REDACTED** Means any trigger you may decide to try with our new AZR-15M2-R unit configuration. We will no longer name other triggers unless the manufacturer submits a letter to use asking us to name thier trigger(s) as we have received a Cease and Desist from one trigger manufacturer. Many brand triggers out on the market may fall within this **REDACTED** parameter which means triggers that have a disconnector that will push down into the trigger bar which is the condition which makes this a factory Pre Set 100% Drop In as stated herin. You can modify the top of a Mil-Spec Disconnector to use with this unit so the disconnector pushes down into the trigger bar if you want to set up and be able remove the unit and shoot normally whenever you like. )
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OP I've seen you post multiple times the same instructions over and over again Might I suggest editing the first post and include videos and instructions along with links? It'll save you time in the long run to reply with "see first post" My 2 cents  Hoping this weekend to really put some rounds through my M2 and see what she can do!! |
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Finally got together on the range with my friend who bought an M2. Naturally he didn’t follow directions and didn’t bother removing the disco spring to function check his mil spec trigger group. It felt like it was working dry. Once installed he initially got a dead trigger after the first shot. I remembered he used one of those Joe Bob grip screws to remove take up by lifting the trigger tail to just clear the safety when at rest. Once we swapped back to a normal grip screw to get full range of trigger motion the unit ran fine. Doubles and longer bursts were easy. Singles were a little harder to deliberately achieve every time. Unit ran with either carbine gas 16” and 14.5” with both 3 ounce Carbine buffer and 5.4 oz H3 buffer. 3 different shooters of skill level from new to the AR to decades of experience adapted quickly to the trigger function. Unit seems well built and practical. |
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Put down 500 rounds tonight. Suppressed/unsuppressed it runs! JP trigger (the old style if you can find) H2 buffer No mods to trigger/disconnect/device H&R IDF special. 12.5 barrel, surefire hider and surefire mini suppressor. It’s FAST, fun, works 100% but I feel that’s due to working the adjustments on the JP to my favor. I will probably pull it apart and see if it’s damaging the surfaces. A buddy had one on his MK18 clone with colt upper and H3 mil spec FCG. It sounds to be a smidge slower. |
| As much as a three position unit would seem desireable, the whole point of the Arizona Regulator is to have a drop in unit with no tools or mods. Really how hard is it to pull the rear takedown pin and pull it out? There are other products out there that have three positions but requires tools and time to install and remove. But the AZR is something you can pop out in five seconds and yeet elsewhere. I see some value in that. |
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So I’ve filed away close to .0030 off from the leg and I’m getting more movement from the trigger but the hammer still isn’t dropping. I don’t want to file away anymore until I verify with JD this is the correct disconnector? My very old SSA (close to 10 years old)had this disconnector in it and a new disconnector that I bought around Christmas time last year had the same style disconnector in it. So is this the correct one? If not I’ll have to have a machinist modify the disconnector before I attempt to take away anymore material from the leg. This is the style of disconnector that I’m working with… 
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Quoted: As much as a three position unit would seem desireable, the whole point of the Arizona Regulator is to have a drop in unit with no tools or mods. Really how hard is it to pull the rear takedown pin and pull it out? There are other products out there that have three positions but requires tools and time to install and remove. But the AZR is something you can pop out in five seconds and yeet elsewhere. I see some value in that. I completely agree with this. As it stands the existing AZ Regulator is a very useful implementation. But it sounded like the 3-position would also be drop in but use a different selector. Looking forward to seeing the innovation. |
| Sorry I wasn’t clear, I have not filed on the disconnector only the leg on the AZR, I’ve reach .0030 and I don’t want to remove anymore material. Another member posted he had to reprofile his disconnector on his SSA to make it work. I wanted to verify that I have the correct disconnector before attempting to reprofile it. I’ll try to post a pic of what the other member mentioned. |
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Quoted: Sorry I wasn’t clear, I have not filed on the disconnector only the leg on the AZR, I’ve reach .0030 and I don’t want to remove anymore material. Another member posted he had to reprofile his disconnector on his SSA to make it work. I wanted to verify that I have the correct disconnector before attempting to reprofile it. I’ll try to post a pic of what the other member mentioned. Look at the post from TargetTime on page 18 |