Looks like they are still available. How's the quality of these kits?
Would it be a bad idea to install FA disconnector and safety? Switched into third gear, the latter will disable the disconnector and lead to an array malfunctions, right?
What is this AR-15 LPK part?
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Looks like they are still available. How's the quality of these kits?
Would it be a bad idea to install FA disconnector and safety? Switched into third gear, the latter will disable the disconnector and lead to an array malfunctions, right?
It can cause a reset problem when it auto loads a round. Possibly uncontrolled burst/FA depending on parts and tolerances.
More likely (by a factor of thousands) that you'll get hammer follow and then nothing. The gun essentially becomes an ammo guzzling single shot, and you get a bad back from picking up all of the perfectly good live rounds that you had to eject to chamber a new round.
Just sharing my experiences along with others I have read about. Your description is the most likely to happen though.
maple_leaf_eh
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I'm going to go out on a limb and say that maybe two dozen of the tens of thousands of people on CGN have access to a mill. So your speculation isn't very helpful. The Criminal Code says firearms that can be converted easily are prohibited. Considering the numbers of boutique AR lowers on the market, the RCMP firearms lab has been doing a brisk business identifying the ones without the interference bulges. Or if a model they didn't check earlier, are asking owners for detailed interior photos. Don't give anyone more reasons to hate the AR15 than they already have.
The only extra parts are the auto sear and sear spring. The hammer and safety/selector (among other things) are slightly different than their semi counterparts.
