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I am looking at how registered SEF packs (like the DLOs) are converted to burst and/or Ambi/Navy. From what I can see the selector axle hole needs to be opened up from 5/16 to circa 1/2, and asymetrical cuts made to openings, on the left a "notch" and on the right an enlarged circular area. The challenge here seems to be drilling a pretty big hole in the pack, with the risk that if the bit grabbed the work you could do some damage. To avoid this, I have thought about using a water jet to get a nice round hole you could ream or bore to size and then notch. Local quote to do this kind of water jet work was ~$300, setup and cut, getting the hole to exact size and notching it would be extra. After addressing the selector, both burst and Ambi/Navy packs need 2 holes drilled, the "Safety Release Lever Pin" hole and "Safety Release Lever Spring Pin" hole toward the lower rear of the pack. This work would seem to be pretty standard drill and ream to get the pin holes. At this point I think you have an Ambi/Navy pack, right? The last step to go from Ambi/Navy to burst is installing a "Counting Wheel Stop Pin" in the upper rear right side of the pack near the "web plate." In reading the HK armorer's manuals, this is called a pin, which normally means something that goes all the way through the pack, but is acually an "anvil," i.e. it protrudes into the pack on the right side similar to the "trigger tail stop anvil." In looking at part numbers, there are 3 different part numbers for packs: SEF, Ambi/Navy, and Burst. There are also 3 different part numbers for triggers, but it looks to me like an Ambi/Navy trigger is just a Burst trigger w/o the "sear release latch" parts installed. So my questions are:
1. Are there really 3 different packs (SEF, Ambi/Navy, Burst) and do they all start out life as SEF packs?
2. Is the Counting Wheel Stop Pin really a pin or is it an anvil? How is it attached if it is a an anvil and what would be the best way to add one to a registered SEF pack?
3. Can a burst pack be used with Ambi/Navy parts? I presume the presence of a Counting Wheel Stop Pin would not interfere with the Ambi/Navy internals.
4. Is an Ambi/Navy trigger just a Burst trigger w/o the sear release latch?
1. Are there really 3 different packs (SEF, Ambi/Navy, Burst) and do they all start out life as SEF packs?
2. Is the Counting Wheel Stop Pin really a pin or is it an anvil? How is it attached if it is a an anvil and what would be the best way to add one to a registered SEF pack?
3. Can a burst pack be used with Ambi/Navy parts? I presume the presence of a Counting Wheel Stop Pin would not interfere with the Ambi/Navy internals.
4. Is an Ambi/Navy trigger just a Burst trigger w/o the sear release latch?