Achtung:
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Source
TapRack
Last updated
about 2 hours ago
Description
Note:
The item is located abroad. Please note that delivery conditions, shipping times, and/or the purchase process may differ.
Le ressort de position du sélecteur, le selector detent spring, est le petit ressort qui pousse le plongeur du sélecteur de tir contre ses crans. C’est lui qui donne le cran net entre les positions du sélecteur. Avec le temps il se fatigue, le sélecteur devient mou et imprécis : un remplacement règle aussitôt le problème.
Rôle dans le mécanisme
Placé dans le puits du sélecteur sous la poignée pistolet, ce ressort appuie sur le detent (plongeur) qui vient se loger dans les encoches de l’axe de sélecteur. Cette pression crée le ressenti franc à chaque changement de position et maintient le sélecteur là où on l’a mis. Sans ressort sain, le cran disparaît.
Matiere et compatibilite
Fil d’acier ressort, format Mil-Spec compatible avec les boîtiers inférieurs AR-15 / M4 standard. Il se monte avec le plongeur de sélecteur, et se loge dans le puits maintenu par la poignée pistolet. Pensez à le remplacer en même temps que le detent si celui-ci est marqué.
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