AUG or G36

[Rogerborg]

I'll be interested to hear how that works out for you.  I really do suspect - hope, actually - that I've just been a bit unlucky with my JG G36C.

 

[legendoftizzy]

I'll be interested to hear how that works out for you.  I really do suspect - hope, actually - that I've just been a bit unlucky with my JG G36C.

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Will let you know how it it once it arrives!

 

[Iceni]

I've heard that some CQB sites won't accept them because, for semi-auto, there's always a chance you'd press a little too hard on the trigger in the heat of action and go full auto.

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You can actually add a single shot only position on the saftey bar. It's a bit of a fiddle to get it right but it adds a middle position where it will allow a single shot, but stop the trigger progressing to the full auto contacts. If you ever wanted to see how this is done you only need to ask. I have both of my AUG's tweaked like this. It's a 30minute job.

 

 

[emilianoksa]

Thanks Iceni. If I ever own an AUG, I'll bear that in mind. 

 

[Adolf Hamster]

You can actually add a single shot only position on the saftey bar. It's a bit of a fiddle to get it right but it adds a middle position where it will allow a single shot, but stop the trigger progressing to the full auto contacts. If you ever wanted to see how this is done you only need to ask. I have both of my AUG's tweaked like this. It's a 30minute job.

 

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not that i know much about how the aug's are setup internally it sounds exactly how the f2000 is setup

personally i quite like it, external trigger contacts, motor cage and a removable mainspring make it super easy to work on compared to a v2 box.

 

[Iceni]

not that i know much about how the aug's are setup internally it sounds exactly how the f2000 is setup

personally i quite like it, external trigger contacts, motor cage and a removable mainspring make it super easy to work on compared to a v2 box. 

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The aug gearbox is version 3. The contact group is very simple. You have no selector plate. The front contacts are a dolly system like an AK, But it's always a single shot contact, The secondary contacts are 2 connections on the outside of the gearbox behind the trigger that do auto only.

The action of the trigger  is done on a separate plate and spring above the physical trigger. Under the plate there is a ball and socket or a groove and sprung bar to register the single shot position. Other than that it's just a linear bar with return spring.

Motor is caged, And all wires are exposed. It's an extremely robust system.

AK contacts in green box, Secondary highlighted with pink dots with exploded view.

 

[Adolf Hamster]

Fair enough, same idea just on a v3 rather than a v6