I hate to say it, but I highly doubt it. Rifles have a trigger to precisely (more or less) send a round at a target. Machine guns have a trigger because they need a button to make them go bang. Every SAW I ever touched had a horrible trigger. It’s a machine gun, not a marksman rifle.
My understanding is that early civilian SAWs had about a 4lb trigger and reliability issues. Also, they were apparently really easy to convert into full auto. So FN had a recall, and anyone who sent in their M249 got back a 15lb trigger. Sadly, it’s not like these are abundant and not enough people have tinkered with them to figure out how to reverse the procedure. At least from what I have read/seen.
My understanding is that early civilian SAWs had about a 4lb trigger and reliability issues. Also, they were apparently really easy to convert into full auto. So FN had a recall, and anyone who sent in their M249 got back a 15lb trigger. Sadly, it’s not like these are abundant and not enough people have tinkered with them to figure out how to reverse the procedure. At least from what I have read/seen.
Might check with Steve Baldwin in Jones 405-399-2875
You mind sharing the name of the smith? We’re always looking for good smiths to take our toys to
Stopped in there today myself. I have a couple of small projects and it’s good to have them in town
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