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Posted: 3/3/2009 3:14:57 PM EDT
| I found one for sale but it's a full auto kit. The seller says that it works fine in a semi auto, is this true? Is there any reason that I shouldn't buy it and wait for a semi auto kit? |
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means it comes with a full auto carrier, thats all. I prefer the full auto carrier over the semi. If its a good price go for it. I love my LMT piston rifle! Thanks for the info. It's not exactly a good price but I'm willing to pay a little extra to not have to wait 6 months to get one directly from LMT. |
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I found one for sale but it's a full auto kit. The seller says that it works fine in a semi auto, is this true? Is there any reason that I shouldn't buy it and wait for a semi auto kit? Yes it is true, you don't have an auto sear to make it full auto. Full auto upper or conversion kit just means that it comes with a full auto carrier (which will not make you gun full auto and is perfectly legal) |
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I found one for sale but it's a full auto kit. The seller says that it works fine in a semi auto, is this true? Is there any reason that I shouldn't buy it and wait for a semi auto kit? Yes it is true, you don't have an auto sear to make it full auto. Full auto upper or conversion kit just means that it comes with a full auto carrier (which will not make you gun full auto and is perfectly legal) Yeah I know it won't make it full auto, I just wanted to make sure that the full auto kit works the same in a semi auto rifle. What's the difference between the full auto carrier and the semi auto carrier? |
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I found one for sale but it's a full auto kit. The seller says that it works fine in a semi auto, is this true? Is there any reason that I shouldn't buy it and wait for a semi auto kit? Yes it is true, you don't have an auto sear to make it full auto. Full auto upper or conversion kit just means that it comes with a full auto carrier (which will not make you gun full auto and is perfectly legal) Yeah I know it won't make it full auto, I just wanted to make sure that the full auto kit works the same in a semi auto rifle. What's the difference between the full auto carrier and the semi auto carrier? The full auto carrier has a little more material in the back to trip the auto sear if you were to have one. The F/A carrier also weighs a little more which most folks prefer as it slows the cycle rate and is supposed to enhance reliability. This is mostly for full auto guns though. With a semi auto you can achieve this by getting a heavy "H" buffer and it won't cost as much. With that said I run mostly F/A carriers. So to answer you question, yes it will work the same if not better. 
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