>>941340922
sounds like woke nonsense
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Yeah man, same offer goes out to you if you're out here in Arizona again. It's good to see you're working on AK related stuff, which obviously poses even more difficulties than AR shit just related to the tolerances across the board. You can't even just drop an aftermarket standard trigger in an AK without expecting to do some type of fitting, so a mass solution (especially a 3 position one) is probably going to be a task. I've yet to use any of them yet.
I'm toing to try to get my hands on an Arc-Fire and a Reset Ninja trigger, which seems to be a similar design to the Arc-fire just to see how they do against the Arizona Regulator. The Regulator works very reliably, but I noticed that unless you use a can, the rate of fire is way slower than a standard select fire M4 or M16, it feels like 550-650 RPM, but with a can it boosts it back up to 700-750ish. I'm wondering if it's just how it goes with that design. I've not tried a Rare Breed or Super Safety yet.
Yeah man, same offer goes out to you if you're out here in Arizona again. It's good to see you're working on AK related stuff, which obviously poses even more difficulties than AR shit just related to the tolerances across the board. You can't even just drop an aftermarket standard trigger in an AK without expecting to do some type of fitting, so a mass solution (especially a 3 position one) is probably going to be a task. I've yet to use any of them yet.
I'm toing to try to get my hands on an Arc-Fire and a Reset Ninja trigger, which seems to be a similar design to the Arc-fire just to see how they do against the Arizona Regulator. The Regulator works very reliably, but I noticed that unless you use a can, the rate of fire is way slower than a standard select fire M4 or M16, it feels like 550-650 RPM, but with a can it boosts it back up to 700-750ish. I'm wondering if it's just how it goes with that design. I've not tried a Rare Breed or Super Safety yet.