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That helps emensly! I think I may be drilling the frame now that I have a more clear picture of how its suposed to be done. |
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05-01-2008, 07:41 AM
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The Springer bar will work with the PRP lever, but the PRP lever will not work with the Springer sear, without a great deal of filing to the contact faces of the sear and/or lever.
Pistol Gear states that the bar is not compatible with the stock sear.
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