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I don't know about anyone else but as a calming excercise I go through the operation of either a 1911 or M16 in my head in a moment by moment sequence, visualizing every step from loading ammunition into the magazine to the bolt, or slide, locking open upon firing the final round that was in the magazine.
For example: Selector on an M16A2 is turned from Safe to Fire to three round burst, moving the safety shelf on the selector out of the way to free the tail of the trigger to move, then depressing the tail of one of the disconnectors nested in the trigger. Trigger is squeezed, nose of the trigger drops and releases hammer. Hammer strikes firing pin, firing pin strikes primer cup. Primer cup strikes anvil, igniting priming compound... etc...
Well, to get to my point: I thought what about the ACR... the automatic ACR?
My little thought excercise came to a screeching halt. The ACR bolt doesn't have a long tail on the bolt, and it can't, to release the auto sear's hold on the hammer once the bolt was in battery. How would the ACR, using the M16 FCG release the hammer once the bolt was in battery?
The hammer can't ride the bolt for reliability as well as safety reasons.
What are your theories in the ACR auto fire control operation?
Note: This is not an intent to illegally modify my firearm. Simply a mental excercise.
ETA I know I missed a few details but I was begining to feel I was getting to verbose, so I left details out.
For example: Selector on an M16A2 is turned from Safe to Fire to three round burst, moving the safety shelf on the selector out of the way to free the tail of the trigger to move, then depressing the tail of one of the disconnectors nested in the trigger. Trigger is squeezed, nose of the trigger drops and releases hammer. Hammer strikes firing pin, firing pin strikes primer cup. Primer cup strikes anvil, igniting priming compound... etc...
Well, to get to my point: I thought what about the ACR... the automatic ACR?
My little thought excercise came to a screeching halt. The ACR bolt doesn't have a long tail on the bolt, and it can't, to release the auto sear's hold on the hammer once the bolt was in battery. How would the ACR, using the M16 FCG release the hammer once the bolt was in battery?
The hammer can't ride the bolt for reliability as well as safety reasons.
What are your theories in the ACR auto fire control operation?
Note: This is not an intent to illegally modify my firearm. Simply a mental excercise.
ETA I know I missed a few details but I was begining to feel I was getting to verbose, so I left details out.