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Posted: 6/27/2021 8:17:00 AM EST
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No experience with a 9MM PCC setup with the RBT... but given the blowback operation of a 9MM PCC.. I would wait for the dedicated RBT 9MM version.
Add into the mix a EndoMag fed device, and I would expect to have issues. Not to mention possible out of battery case issues. The RBT seems to "need" a heavy buffer weight as well. At least in a 5.56 setup. From the RBT webpage ... 3. Will the FRT-15 function in an AR-9mm or AR-10? As of now, we are only offering the FRT-15 which has been designed and produced to operate in the standard AR-15 running 5.56 or 300BLK. The FRT-15 will NOT operate in an AR-10 or an AR with a 22lr conversion kit. In some but not all cases, the FRT-15 will run in an AR-9mm. That said, we have already designed and prototyped the FRT-9 and FRT-10. They have not been put into production just yet but it shouldn’t be too far down the road until they’re available. Just my 2 cents. |
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Posted: 6/27/2021 8:47:32 AM EST
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Posted: 6/30/2021 2:34:57 PM EST
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I do know that the FRT will not work with the PSA AR V. It comes in contact with the rear of the bolt not allowing the upper to close.
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Posted: 7/2/2021 9:56:18 PM EST
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I installed a RB FRT-15 in one of my SBR lowers yesterday, carbine spring with H3 buffer.
I ran one 20 rd mag 5.56 from 10.5", with SilencerCo Omega, through it. Just controlled double shot bursts. I also own a factory CMMG Guard 8" 9mm pistol, so I moved its upper to the SBR lower with FRT-15. I ran three endomags filled with 9mm through the guard upper, no extra weight in carrier, with Thompson Machine SG-2. It functioned fine using the same spring and H3 buffer. Two of the mags I was just shooting to get a feel for it. Was successful in getting single shots several times, with the occasional double or triple. Did one 9mm mag dump, functioned properly, this trigger is fun. A Fostech (with upgraded trigger springs) resides in my CMMG lower, so I'm used to doubles. Doubles from the FRT-15 trigger are faster and more fun. |
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Posted: 7/2/2021 10:10:08 PM EST
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I installed one in a FM-9. Seems to work fine, so they work in at least *some* 9mm guns...
ETA> Actually, not so much. Did seem to get it running, though. Took a bit of coaxing to do so... |
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Posted: 7/21/2021 12:14:09 AM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: I do know that the FRT will not work with the PSA AR V. It comes in contact with the rear of the bolt not allowing the upper to close. Oldish thread but I thought I’d post for anyone else researching stuff. The quote above is incorrect. It definitely works in the AR-V I’ve installed them in 2 different AR-Vs and they run great with an H2 and H3 buffer. Just pull the bolt back a hair when you close it. @ShooterMcgavin157 Just fyi  Put it in your AR-V and be merry etc…
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Posted: 7/21/2021 10:38:44 AM EST
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I'll give that a try. Thanks
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Posted: 8/10/2021 6:19:31 PM EST
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Not applicable.
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