Thank you KingsideRook, I'm glad you like it Some of the nuances have been described at length here and TOS, there's ultimately only one way to see that we have done our homework, that's to test all the levers and combination yourself
The short lever was designed to be out of the way of the shooter's trigger finger at rest position (not in the trigger guard), but not too short as to unduly inhibit purchase and require too much force to manipulate. The shorter the lever, the shorter the distance the lever has to travel, but force is required.
As mentioned, we're playing with a super short lever, we're also making a few 45 to 60 degree (vs 90 degree throw on a standard AR selector) short throw selectors.
The modular design of our selectors makes it easy for us to accommodate levers of various length, thickness and geometry, it's an advantage over MIM/cast selectors, in that we can quickly develop and bring to markets what users request and demand
Last edited by Duffy; 07-01-10 at 21:39.
Roger Wang
Forward Controls Design
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