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In Reply to: Shocktech posted by Razorpb on September 29, 2003 at 14:37:54:

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Dale "Head_Hunters" DuPont
on October 02, 2003 at 17:07:48

: They use that rounded sear in their Phat hammer, ANS makes the inverted cone.

Do you have a hint our guess about how either of those sear lugs would work with the Smart Parts roller sear? The Besales?
The Smart Parts roller sear is already rounded and I have to put in the stiffest sear return spring in that I have to get it to work properly. Less than that and the sear lug will bounce over the sear at some frequency during higher rates of fire. A REAL Pain in the Wazooh!
If I move up to a heavier hammer spring I have the SAME problem. Probably needing an even heavier sear return spring to hold it...
Ever experience anything simular guys?

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: : They use that rounded sear in their Phat hammer, ANS makes the inverted cone. : : Do you have a hint our guess about how either of those sear lugs would work with the Smart Parts roller sear? The Besales? : The Smart Parts roller sear is already rounded and I have to put in the stiffest sear return spring in that I have to get it to work properly. Less than that and the sear lug will bounce over the sear at some frequency during higher rates of fire. A REAL Pain in the Wazooh! : If I move up to a heavier hammer spring I have the SAME problem. Probably needing an even heavier sear return spring to hold it... : Ever experience anything simular guys?

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