I was wondering if anyone had the dimentions or a blueprint or specs to the original Full Auto Selector switch so I can manufacture a DUMMY replacement. The Dummy ones u can buy seem to be non-exportable from the USA due to starting their life as a real USGI full auto selector. I just wanna mill up a dummy one outa aluminum to fill that unsightly hole on the right side of my rifle.
M14s Dummy FullAuto Selector Switch
- Thread starter slushee
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Here's some close up pics from when I rigged mine up.
http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php?t=429186
If you put an add on the EE you may find the connector arm and if really lucky the rest of the parts for a shaft lock unit (from old Israeli M14's here in Canada). Just chop the selector shaft and fab up a bracket to mount it in the selector cut out.
If you want the actual full auto switch that may be very difficult as there are very few around.
Hope this helps.
http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php?t=429186
If you put an add on the EE you may find the connector arm and if really lucky the rest of the parts for a shaft lock unit (from old Israeli M14's here in Canada). Just chop the selector shaft and fab up a bracket to mount it in the selector cut out.
If you want the actual full auto switch that may be very difficult as there are very few around.
Hope this helps.
I did this Mod on the last M14 shorty I built............it adds that missing piece to the puzzle........
Mine was made from USGI selector kit...............I also used the stock Norinco op rod............with a little help from Mr. die-grinder and a little Dura-coat.......
Take you time with the fitting and everything will look good......
Mine was made from USGI selector kit...............I also used the stock Norinco op rod............with a little help from Mr. die-grinder and a little Dura-coat.......
Take you time with the fitting and everything will look good......
a little bird told me that someone out there is attempting to make the full dummy selector kit in Canada....... when i get the sample to test, I'll share my findings. Not sure when they said it would be done...... but when it arrives I'll be sure to spread the word
I would definitely love to get a dummy selector kit some time in the future, so a Canadian made kit would be great.
No need as Brownells has what you need...
http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/pid=38878/Product/M14_M1A_SIMULATED_FULL_AUTO_SELECTOR_LEVER
M14/M1A SIMULATED FULL-AUTO SELECTOR LEVER
Mfr:FULTON ARMORY
Price:$49.99
Fills the Gap In The Stock & Gives A Semi-Auto Rifle A "Full-Auto" Look
One-piece simulated selector lever made of Parkerized steel fits in the selector lever cutout in USGI and aftermarket M14 stocks to give your rifle the authentic appearance of a full-auto capable GI M14. Fills the unsightly gap and helps keep dirt and debris out of the action. Rotates to “semi-” or “full-auto” position. Installs on the stock, not the receiver – perfectly legal
No need as Brownells has what you need...
http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/pid=38878/Product/M14_M1A_SIMULATED_FULL_AUTO_SELECTOR_LEVER
M14/M1A SIMULATED FULL-AUTO SELECTOR LEVER
Mfr:FULTON ARMORY
Price:$49.99
Fills the Gap In The Stock & Gives A Semi-Auto Rifle A "Full-Auto" Look
One-piece simulated selector lever made of Parkerized steel fits in the selector lever cutout in USGI and aftermarket M14 stocks to give your rifle the authentic appearance of a full-auto capable GI M14. Fills the unsightly gap and helps keep dirt and debris out of the action. Rotates to “semi-” or “full-auto” position. Installs on the stock, not the receiver – perfectly legal
I just may get one from Brownell's sometime. I didn't realise anyone could export Fulton's products, so this is excellent news to me.
ajayofcanada
Regular
Check out the list of Brownells Registered Factories, if it's on the list, you can buy it.
http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/foru...4946&highlight=brownells+registered+factories
http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/foru...4946&highlight=brownells+registered+factories
SOB, I'm kind of suprised they would ship that! Had a heck of a time getting my hands on one two years ago.
Be aware that you need to push the switch in to rotate it. If you don't you WILL break it, like I did mine. If it does not want to rotate, don't force it.
Good to know. When I do eventually order one for mine, I'll be sure to be careful of that.
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Oldsmobiler
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Hey buddy what the hell is that on the heel of the receiver? Did you put that on there?
Here's the EE ad from when he was trying to sell that rifle... has some info on it:
http://www.canadiangunnutz.com/forum/showthread.php?t=507386
It's a little bit of a mystery receiver.
