Posted: 5/17/2012 2:02:03 PM EDT
| any plans to offer cerakoted versions of the CASS? |
BAD-A.S.S on the left, BAD-CASS-ST (semi auto, short throw) on the right to illustrate the difference in dovetailed lever attachment.
The BAD-CASS was originally developed as an M16, select fire selector. The demand for a semi auto version was strong enough we made a 45 degree and 90 degree, semi auto version of the BAD-CASS. The dovetail interface is responsible in holding the lever onto the selector center. In case the user forgot to apply a little thread locker on the screw, and the screw is backed out as a result, it's not going to disable the selector. This is not to say the BAD-CASS addresses a problem with the BAD-ASS. As long as the user applies a bit of thread locker on the screws, the screws will not back out. The BAD-CASS just provides another layer of insurance against it. We use Torx screws instead of hex screws so a user can torque it down very tight, to the point it would strip a hex screw, this is the first layer of defense against screw loss on our selectors 
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Please post pics.
