Function of a RAS in an FBI TP???

[PreBandit]

Can someone please tell me if a registered sear can be made to function in an FBI Trigger pack? I live in CT and we can only have Full Auto...no select fire.
I already have an FBI pack w/ Trigger Job in a nice Navy lower. Would it be possible for the selector (w/sear installed) to rotate from safe, straight up to full...bypassing single rate of fire?

Thanks in advance.

[rext]

You can have full but you cant have semi?I would think that it can be modified to have safe/full only? Thats odd.

[PreBandit]

I know it's odd! I don't make the rules....I'm just trying to follow them...and use my existing TP.
Can anyone confirm REXT's thought?

[LEO]

No select fire allowed in your state?

Wow that is odd.... You would think they would WANT you to shoot slower but I guess they have some dumb reasons for it.

So happy I live in Virginia where I can have everything I want!!

[csbrit007]

PM sent.

[AviatorDave]

Hmmm. You'll have to check the legalities, but it wouldn't be all that difficult to make an SEF pack shoot in full-auto mode in both the E and F positions - all it would take is a small cut on the selector lever so that the trigger always pulls the sear back far enough that it doesn't catch on the hammer notch.

The beauty of the HK trigger pack is that you can still shoot one shot at a time if you want.

[PreBandit]

Thanks "csbrit007" I will heed your advise.

[PreBandit]

Thanks "csbrit007" I will heed your advise.

[csbrit007]

No problem, I believe what Dave and I mentioned would work but I would definately weld in some extra material over the original slot to strengthen it a bit for your new cut since there is already limited material to work with and it might become weakened taking more off.

[AviatorDave]

No problem, I believe what Dave and I mentioned would work but I would definately weld in some extra material over the original slot to strengthen it a bit for your new cut since there is already limited material to work with and it might become weakened taking more off.

That would be a good idea. Also, it might be easier and wouldn't have any issues with weakening anything to instead grind a little off the tang on the back of the hammer that pushes against the selector.

I just figured the selector would be easier to get if you ever need to go back to original condition than a trigger, but that was just a guess.