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Toophless's Review of Atrius Development Forced Reset Selector
Picked up through Dvor but I can't see a way to review it there. I haven't run it enough to trust it yet, but so far it is an absolute adrenaline rush.
I put it in my least favorite AR which is a 10 year old Bushmaster XM15 QRC. Not that it is a bad rifle by any means, just one I wouldn't cry over if it blew up. Running a Rise Armament RA-140 drop in trigger, a 5.7 oz (H4?) buffer weight with the rattles inside and a Spikes Tactical progressive rate buffer spring. It seems to cycle a little slower than they sound on all the YouTube videos but that is probably due to the heavy buffer, and honestly, I like that. I feels like it may reduce wear and tear and heat... and it's only cycling a little bit slower. The Bushmaster was a very smooth, low recoil shooter before I added the Selector and it may be smoother now than it would be with the H2/H3 reccomended weights. I haven't compared them yet. I can stay on target pretty well but I'm still getting used to the rapid fire. 10 rounds in C is pretty easy (oh, I'm only at about 15 yards so far because at that distance, the shells land in the leaves which means my wife doesn't complain about the brass all over the grass.) If I can narrow that to the A I'd be very pleased. Considering making a video with a 60 rd. mag so I can time it and run the rpm numbers with various buffer weights. I have an M-16 style, fixed stock Del-Ton rifle with the longer buffer I may try it in as well. Install is easy enough that it won't be a big deal to swap it around and play. I have no intention of trying it in my 300 blk pistol because $$$. I don't make that kind of money.
I know I'm playing with fire and it may not live forever, but so far I'm glad I've finally felt what rapid fire feels like out of something bigger than a BB gun or a force-feedback joystick. I love it! In the grand scheme of things that make this guy happy, it is just as much fun as a drift car but costs a lot less.
I put it in my least favorite AR which is a 10 year old Bushmaster XM15 QRC. Not that it is a bad rifle by any means, just one I wouldn't cry over if it blew up. Running a Rise Armament RA-140 drop in trigger, a 5.7 oz (H4?) buffer weight with the rattles inside and a Spikes Tactical progressive rate buffer spring. It seems to cycle a little slower than they sound on all the YouTube videos but that is probably due to the heavy buffer, and honestly, I like that. I feels like it may reduce wear and tear and heat... and it's only cycling a little bit slower. The Bushmaster was a very smooth, low recoil shooter before I added the Selector and it may be smoother now than it would be with the H2/H3 reccomended weights. I haven't compared them yet. I can stay on target pretty well but I'm still getting used to the rapid fire. 10 rounds in C is pretty easy (oh, I'm only at about 15 yards so far because at that distance, the shells land in the leaves which means my wife doesn't complain about the brass all over the grass.) If I can narrow that to the A I'd be very pleased. Considering making a video with a 60 rd. mag so I can time it and run the rpm numbers with various buffer weights. I have an M-16 style, fixed stock Del-Ton rifle with the longer buffer I may try it in as well. Install is easy enough that it won't be a big deal to swap it around and play. I have no intention of trying it in my 300 blk pistol because $$$. I don't make that kind of money.
I know I'm playing with fire and it may not live forever, but so far I'm glad I've finally felt what rapid fire feels like out of something bigger than a BB gun or a force-feedback joystick. I love it! In the grand scheme of things that make this guy happy, it is just as much fun as a drift car but costs a lot less.
Best Used for:
- Increasing testosterone levels
Would Recommend:
Yes