I have never looked at a burst trigger kit, nor any AR Setup that has two disconnectors…I notice there is no auto-sear. Interesting.
I wonder if the effort to defeat the Lightning Link is where the “high-shelf” style AR lower–that is now predominant–came from.
I never saw the point in the high-shelf design as a means to thwart those looking to illegally convert their SA to FA, because the Auto Sear wouldn’t fit without opening up the cavity anyway, even on a low-shelf model. Maybe it wasn’t designed to defeat a standard Auto Sear, but rather a LL.
March 29th, 2015 at 4:47 pm
I have never looked at a burst trigger kit, nor any AR Setup that has two disconnectors…I notice there is no auto-sear. Interesting.
I wonder if the effort to defeat the Lightning Link is where the “high-shelf” style AR lower–that is now predominant–came from.
I never saw the point in the high-shelf design as a means to thwart those looking to illegally convert their SA to FA, because the Auto Sear wouldn’t fit without opening up the cavity anyway, even on a low-shelf model. Maybe it wasn’t designed to defeat a standard Auto Sear, but rather a LL.
Anyone know for sure?
March 30th, 2015 at 10:04 am
Very informative video! It pretty clearly demonstrates how this works, like you I’d always been a little confused by it. Thanks so much for sharing!