Gunetic ARSS15

Included is:

(1) 7075 aluminum housing

(1) Set of D2 Steel Internal parts

(1) D2 Steel Lever

Compatible with m16, KAK 3 position and mil spec two position selectors

Requirements

full auto bolt carrier

Mil spec trigger and hammer

May require h2 or h3 buffer

How It Works

Here's the cycle, step by step:

1. You pull the trigger rearward. This releases the hammer and fires the round — just like a normal semi-auto trigger.
2. Next, the bolt carrier moves rearward under gas pressure.
3. While it moves back, the underside of the full-auto profile carrier pushes down on the FRDs reset lever.
4. This motion travels through a simple cam. The cam then physically pushes the trigger forward into full reset.
5. At this point, the trigger is locked. It cannot move rearward again until the bolt returns fully forward and locks into battery.
6. Only after the bolt is locked and the disconnector hands the hammer back to the sear can you pull the trigger again.
7. If you keep steady rearward pressure on the trigger, it fires the instant the bolt locks. The cycle then repeats

• This required return-to-battery lock is the key feature. It guarantees one separate trigger pull for every round. That is why the FRD remains a legal semi-automatic fire-control part under current ATF rules (November 2025).

We are not responsible for damage, injury, or death resulting from installation, testing, or use. Always follow all federal, state, and local laws. Do not use where prohibited.

NOTE: Not available for sale in: CA, CO, CT, DC, DE, HI, IL, MA, MD, ME, MN, NJ, NV, NY, OR, RI, VT, WA

IMPORTANT: Orders placed from states where this product is prohibited are subject to a 25% restocking fee.

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