If you have a KE Arms KP-15 lower and your selector is vague because you used normal, everyday, standard selector detents and springs...
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Take a pellet from a #6 shotgun shell and place it between the spring and the detent and it takes up the difference in length between the KE Arms version and the normal, everyday, standard part.
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Is that lead shot? I'd worry that even the soft steel used in lead free shot might deform over time. I'm not sure where you'd get them, but a hardened steel ball bearing of the right size might be safer for long term use.
ReplyDeleteThis is supposed to be a temporary fix until KE Arms sends me their longer version of the selector detent rod. I ordered it 10 days ago and they took the money from my card 8 days ago. Order status is still "Approved, Shipping Pending". When I take the pellet out I'll see if it flattened out any. If they don't ever get around to sending it I'll replace it with a steel or copper spacer. This is just to give a little more oomph to the spring that doesn't cycle that often.
DeleteStill 255 available but the operators got bored and left.