LouisianaAviator
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I just bought this today, and have been pretty excited. Upon playing with the safety selector switch I noticed it drooping slightly while in the safe position (the safety was engaged as it should be).
There is slight play when the selector is in the safe position, and perhaps less so in the fire position.
The safety selector does click positively when flipped, and it seems to function like normal.
Here's a video to give you a better idea: https://sendvid.com/cayp6tc7
A possible explanation is that the little bump (can't think of a better word for it) above the safe position isn't very pronounced so the selector isn't stopped by anything when wiggled, but I'm not sure.
Is this an issue? Should I see about having this corrected? Or is this play normal? (My other AR does not do this)
I'm hoping I'm just being over scruntinizing over a new purchase. I've heard nothing but good things about the LE6920 and am otherwise impressed with the fit and finish of the rifle. I'm concerned, though, because I bought this rifle with the intention of using it as a home defense carbine and will require it to be up-to-par to trust my life to.
There is slight play when the selector is in the safe position, and perhaps less so in the fire position.
The safety selector does click positively when flipped, and it seems to function like normal.
Here's a video to give you a better idea: https://sendvid.com/cayp6tc7
A possible explanation is that the little bump (can't think of a better word for it) above the safe position isn't very pronounced so the selector isn't stopped by anything when wiggled, but I'm not sure.
Is this an issue? Should I see about having this corrected? Or is this play normal? (My other AR does not do this)
I'm hoping I'm just being over scruntinizing over a new purchase. I've heard nothing but good things about the LE6920 and am otherwise impressed with the fit and finish of the rifle. I'm concerned, though, because I bought this rifle with the intention of using it as a home defense carbine and will require it to be up-to-par to trust my life to.
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