>>64104602
> The lever is physically too flimsy a profile. It would maybe work with tool steel rather than 4140 but even so really needs more material for longevity.
I agree
>lever is exposed for all to see
I can't tell which lever is forcing the reset, I can't tell about which axis it is rotating, and I get see where it is interacting with the BCG nor the trigger.
Can you highlight please?

I know the small lever on the top left which rotate about the medium sized pin to the right of the smallest pin is the lever which rotated clockwise from our perspective looking at this picture when the BCG goes all the way forward, and in rotating clockwise I believe it is then out of the way of the the rear of the trigger bar which can then move upwards (clockwise rotation as viewed from the perspective of this image) as the finer pulls the trigger.

What FRT SS products have you experience with? What have you experienced when trying to pin the trigger to the rear?

Buy. Proliferate them. Simple as that.

>>64017059
Who eats a pie with their hands? Is that part of the saying? Implying that the person eating your pie is like some retarded animal not only by way of them eating a pie that isn't there, but by doing so not with a fork and knife (loicensed hopefully) but rather with their hands?
Hmmm

Atrius dev selektor at 1100 rounds flawless function so far with H3 and suppressor.

Without a can I can't get it to work. With a light enough buffer I get LPS, and with a heaver buffer, it just doesn't have enough gas to function and reset the trigger.

Most recent lever does have a single small crack. Annoying

Atrius Development Super Selektor force reset selector FRS FRT SS update.

Atrius customer service was really good. Had a phone call with them, got a replacement part sent out ASAP. Put the replacement part in and got everything working. It is ripping good. Original issue was almost certainly my fault for fucking shit up.

Ran 350 rounds today flawless no malfunctions.

Modified my selector to be ambi.


>>63862928
I don't believe it will, but I'm hearing that it works with the Schmid Tool mil-spec style two-stage, which isn't a bad trigger at all.

Mine was a little trigger finicky. I have a Schmid Tool two-stage that I actually need to try it on, but right now it is working on a basic Schmid Tool mil spec.