Metal Super Safety When?

hoffmantactical

mizer19 LR-308 bolt carriers are different and require a custom lever design with a spring loaded top.

FunYun

The real question is if anyone has seen excessive wear from using a metal Super Safety?

hoffmantactical

FunYun I assume you are referring to receiver wear. I've run metal cams in plastic and metal lowers without any signs of wear. The surface pressure is simply not high enough to cause a problem, assuming the cams surface is not particularly rough.

j2a

At some point the SS might be what gets me to go down the lost PLA casting road.

Rusty_sheckleford

j2a just posted a discussion on this and have been experimenting with it quite a bit. Look for "casting super safety? I think yes"

cartman1000

I’ve seen another twin bros like company selling them and there are being sold on Etsy sometimes I’ve gotten many quotes for getting the parts 3d printed in steel and it’s around $30 per part before shipping it be better to order this from a USA based printer to avoid itar issues I’m planing on ordering some but am afraid for my dog

cartman1000

mizer19 would love to see how this goes and how expensive it ends up being

cartman1000

Hoffman do you think I would run into issue getting a local metal 3d printer to print for me I’ve talked with them in the past about printing a binary trigger for me and we’re happy to give me a quote

Waterthetr33

mizer19 please do! I am planning to do the same and would very much like to hear how it goes for you.

TheElderBrother

How about carbon fiber, or kevlar? You can print those at home with the right printers and filaments.

hoffmantactical

TheElderBrother PA12-CF is what I had the most success with. Works pretty good.

SteveTheBeard

I’d love to know how you did yours. I brought your files and guide to a local machinist and he said it would take very small and expensive tools. He wanted to design to make it “easier” to machine, but I would like to stay true to what you built.
Also if I 3dprint the arm from PA6-CF and have a stainless cylinder how long do you think that would last?

hoffmantactical

SteveTheBeard I've seen some printed levers randomly break, but in general they last a pretty long time.

SteveTheBeard

Oh, and you are my hero! You are doing amazing things and we all love you!

PJR

hoffmantactical

hoffmantactical Agreed. They work well in this filement. Somewhat slipery without oil (be sure to lube) and very durable. Print extra cams and levers just in case.

oliveindustry

How about pre-modified triggers?

hoffmantactical

oliveindustry I had a batch made during testing. It could definitely be a thing. However, modifying them is so easy to do I'm not sure it's worth the trouble.

ProvenJames

Greymarketresearch - Metal versions and a 308 option.

ProvenJames

They also have kits with pre-modifided triggers and a Jig to DIY.

BattlePro

Stainless

2a3d

BattlePro They do exist...

cartman1000

BattlePro was this cast and if so where can I find more information