more rLL questions

[opticalc]

1.
I see from your info page on rLL that ciena 22 converstions wil rLL are difficult. How about with a dedicated DPMS 22LR upper?

2.
Will a rLL work with a 2 stage trigger, with or without the select fire kit?

3.
Will a rLL work on a 6.8mm AR

4.
Will a rLL work on upper receivers and BCGs built to eject to the left?

5. How about combinations of 2-4?

[azdesert50]

I will try and help answer some of your questions

1. I think it is the same setup so until M60Joe gets one working. I will have to say no.

2.Not sure

3.Yes but you will have to get the Stag Arms 6.8 left handed bolt

4.Yes but you will have to get the carrier milled to get it to work.M60Joe does this.

5. see 2

hope this helps

[opticalc]

thanks for the help...

Im planning on hunting with this 6.8mm im building. If I do the select-fire conversion with the rLL, then is is possible to use the rifle in regular semi-auto mode if I take the rLL out but leave the select fire parts in? Or will that mess things up?

Odd thing is that in GA, full auto is allowed for hunting....but if I can take the rLL out and the rifle still functions in semi even with the select fire kit, then great.

Otherwise I may just get my colt lowers guts milled out and then just put the rLL there.

[Quarterbore]

Originally Posted by opticalc

1.
I see from your info page on rLL that ciena 22 converstions wil rLL are difficult. How about with a dedicated DPMS 22LR upper?

2.
Will a rLL work with a 2 stage trigger, with or without the select fire kit?

3.
Will a rLL work on a 6.8mm AR

4.
Will a rLL work on upper receivers and BCGs built to eject to the left?

5. How about combinations of 2-4?

1 - As suggested, I am pretty sure the answer is NO
2 - I have never seen it doen nore have I seen a 2-stage trigger that I think that can be modified to do this
3 - Yes, just need a SP-1 Carrier (Right or left handed will both work)
4 - Sure, just need to have a left hand carrier milled to SP-1 specs
5 - Nope, but you can do #4 & #5 together