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3/19/2011 3:25:29 AM EDT
I have a few lowers by different companies; one of them is an LMT. The selector switch on my LMT lower is perhaps the smoothest I have ever felt. It is a standard switch not an ambi. I want to replace all of my selector seitches with an LMT switch now, so here are my questions:

Where can I find LMT standard selector switches?

...OR....

Are the LMT ambi switches just as smooth?
3/19/2011 5:20:39 AM EDT
[#1]
G&R Tactical sells LPKs that have LMT selector switches.

Do a search, you will find them.
3/19/2011 5:22:40 AM EDT
[#2]
Did a search, and all I am coming up with is the ambi switches; I'm not looking to by complete lower parts kits either.
3/19/2011 5:27:23 AM EDT
[#3]
Quoted:
I have a few lowers by different companies; one of them is an LMT. The selector switch on my LMT lower is perhaps the smoothest I have ever felt. It is a standard switch not an ambi. I want to replace all of my selector seitches with an LMT switch now, so here are my questions:

Where can I find LMT standard selector switches?

...OR....

Are the LMT ambi switches just as smooth?


The LMTs seem to have to most "Positive" selector. The spike felt not so great and cheap.
3/19/2011 5:41:13 AM EDT
[#4]
Just checked out G$R, and they had switches by themselves, thanks cmcflex.
3/19/2011 7:20:09 AM EDT
[#5]
I bought both LMT and Stag ambi selectors just to try them both. I used the LMT for 200 rounds and tried the Stag. The Stag seems smoother to me and lacks a goofy logo.

Want to buy the LMT? Email me at [email protected] remove NOSPAM
3/19/2011 8:43:30 AM EDT
[#6]
Palmetto state armory's selectors in their parts kids are also GTG
3/19/2011 7:30:24 PM EDT
[#7]
I just fiddle with the point on the detent and the spring coils to get the feel I like. Plus you have to keep in mind they get smoother with use.
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