Well. it didnt work. Running an H3 buffer it would just let the hammer follow through. light dents in the primer . Never could get more than one round out then the dreaded dead trigger. With a heavier 8.2 ounce buffer it wouldnt strip a new round at all. Put it in a different gun and I'lll try it out again tomorrow
Kind of hard to do that. The thing that "isnt an auto sear " where an auto sear normally sits locks the trigger and hammer and keeps the trigger from getting pulled before bolt closure,. What it really does is releases the trigger to get pulled instead of the hammer like a true auto sear does. I dont think they are going to be on the market long.Subs like you seen it to cycle faster, not slower. It's kicking the trigger out and you're pulling it again before it's ready.
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I dont think thats real . It may have been and they may have done a design change but there is so much room behind the spring that it can't bind. Plenty of people have run 5K through them without incidence. The kinked spring thing maye have been a defective sprint to begin with or they did a design change or it may just be the ability for some folks to screw anything up .Early reports of a design flaw in the rear most spring. The spring is fine, the angle is wrong. Bends the spring after repeated use.
Kind of hard to do that. The thing that "isnt an auto sear " where an auto sear normally sits locks the trigger and hammer and keeps the trigger from getting pulled before bolt closure,. What it really does is releases the trigger to get pulled instead of the hammer like a true auto sear does. I dont think they are going to be on the market long.
In any case It worked better on my M16A2 clone after a little tinkering. The Colt Commando uppers are pretty overgassed.
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