Posted: 11/20/2001 8:04:35 PM EDT
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Does modification of parts to meet AR15 specs OK for use in an AR15. Such as grinding the head off the bolt or the center section of the safety selector? Thanks, JJ |
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The only tricky ones are the trigger and selector: bolt carrier - grin back the bottom portion 1/4" or so, so it cannot trip an auto sear hammer - grind off the hook on the back semi disconnector - grind off the tail which protrudes out the back of the trigger trigger - weld up or fill in the open channel in the back (jb-weld is OK for this) selector - technically you can just grind off the portion which contacts the disconnector in "auto", but ideally, you'd want to fill in the selector detent for the 3rd position, by welding or filling with jb-weld. Most find it simpler just to get a semi selector. if adapting a 3-round burst parts kit, you must also modify the burst disconnector and burst cam: burst disconnector - grind off the front hook burst cam - grind off the notches, turning it into essentially a washer. |
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You guys that sell 'em on Ebay for $200 are pirates! Bandits, I say! :) You should wear eye-patches and walk on peg legs, and I salute your enterprising spirit. Thank god for Ebay users who don't know gun parts, since you can get a complete set of new burst internals for about $75, or cheaper at a gunshow. |