some quick questions before i buy a sgc 9mm AR

[safetyfirst]

Loads of fun those. Had a go on one the other day. They go full auto if you hold the lever release down while you stroke the forward assist with a feather.

[saddler]

Loads of fun those. Had a go on one the other day. They go full auto if you hold the lever release down while you stroke the forward assist with a feather.

....I thought they only went full auto if you shimmed the bolt race with sliced up ACPO ID cards?
Someone is having a laugh telling you to use a feather!

[joe]

Loads of fun those. Had a go on one the other day. They go full auto if you hold the lever release down while you stroke the forward assist with a feather.

Ha ! What I meant was sometimes when I pulled the trigger, Upon hearing the bang then immediately pressing the lever release, the bolt doesn't go forward!! I thought once you hear the bang the bolt is already gone back due to sheer speed of the blow back ??

[bradaz11]

depends how dirty the bolt is...

if you aren't precision aiming, just blatting off a mag you will probably be able to beat the action, all it means though is you have to hit the release again, not get a semi auto....

[safetyfirst]

....I thought they only went full auto if you shimmed the bolt race with sliced up ACPO ID cards?
Someone is having a laugh telling you to use a feather!

Lololol.

I think it was a unicorn feather.

[joe]

depends how dirty the bolt is...

if you aren't precision aiming, just blatting off a mag you will probably be able to beat the action, all it means though is you have to hit the release again, not get a semi auto....

Have you had that ?

[bradaz11]

with a dirty bolt? yes, because it slows the bolt down slightly

but i have the uzi mag type, so your glock version might behave differently

[joe]

with a dirty bolt? yes, because it slows the bolt down slightly

but i have the uzi mag type, so your glock version might behave differently

Insteresting , i always thought blow back actions were so fast even with dirty bolts etc
Other that very pleased with it !

[Blackstuff]

You'll just be thinking you're hearing the shot but you'll actually be anticipating it and pressing the lever early. I used to suffer from premature lever release too and it was the main reason I sold mine. I've only seen two people who can operate them at speed during a competition, it's definitely a skill.

[safetyfirst]

I heard one chap train himself to treat the lever release as part of his trigger reset and that seemed to be working for him.