Carbines owners, need for a the safety selector change

[majulook]

My Carbine's safety selector does not bother me when I fire it.
Is the safety switch a bit different from the pistol?
Do other carbine owners have a problem with the selector?

[BEE]

The last time shot my carbine I don't remember the safety selector bothering my trigger finger at all.

[Kimber1911]

I have heard that it's only an issue when shooting as a pistol.

Waiting on the ATF to approve my form 1 before I make a decision to replace or not replace the selector.

[AZ_CZ]

It wasn't a big issue just a minor annoyance depending on how I gripped. Installed the factory delete but might do some reduction to the original and reinstall it.

[OhHey1]

Holy riser batman! The stock dips down for a reason. It's not straight like AR-15s where you have to have a riser.

Whether the safety bothered me or not (it did pre SBRing), I'd still buy the AK safety, which I did. It's awesome.

[techspec6]

That riser... I'd be getting a chinweld instead of a cheekweld.

Jason

[AZ_CZ]

That riser... I'd be getting a chinweld instead of a cheekweld.

Jason

Holy riser batman! The stock dips down for a reason. It's not straight like AR-15s where you have to have a riser.

Calm down boys just doing some beta testing; throwing things on, see what works (for me). Might even go with a scope or swap out the irons or just lose them.

[Wahoo1 again]

It wasn't a big issue just a minor annoyance depending on how I gripped. Installed the factory delete but might do some reduction to the original and reinstall it.

Looks like a simple change out, I know the selector is held in place by an Allen screw. Do you recall the size? I'm looking at doing the same change out in the near future. My son has my metric Allen keys (plus some other tools out on loan) and I don't want to buy a whole set if I don't need to.

[Tenbones]

Metric 1.5mm  allen wrench.

[jrodicus]

Mine hasn't bothered me one bit. Trigger on the other hand....

[Wahoo1 again]

Thanks, Tenbones.

jrodiicus: The trigger is fine as far as I'm concerned, compared to my CX4 or Glock MechTech it's lighter and smoother. The right safety doesn't let me keep my trigger finger outside of the trigger guard, when moving, the way I prefer. The safety does dig into my finger a little while shooting, distracting, but not a major problem. I may go with the AK style right safety that HB industries makes. 

[OhHey1]

Thanks, Tenbones.

jrodiicus: The trigger is fine as far as I'm concerned, compared to my CX4 or Glock MechTech it's lighter and smoother. The right safety doesn't let me keep my trigger finger outside of the trigger guard, when moving, the way I prefer. The safety does dig into my finger a little while shooting, distracting, but not a major problem. I may go with the AK style right safety that HB industries makes.

Before getting the CZC trigger, I'd have to say the AK safety by HBI was my favorite mod.

[bybon]

"
Before getting the CZC trigger, I'd have to say the AK safety by HBI was my favorite mod."  Yep!

[jrodicus]

Thanks, Tenbones.

jrodiicus: The trigger is fine as far as I'm concerned

You must not have experience with a "good" trigger then!
Calling it a "battle trigger" is a compliment to the Scorpion. It has a mile of creep, squishy break, and it's stiff as hell. I have HBI springs on the way - we'll see if that brings it up to a satisfactory level.

[AZ_CZ]

My trigger isn't that terrible. Easy enough to put a tight group together. Maybe I got lucky or there is a range of tolerances or we all have different standards. I have handled the complete CZC trigger job and it is a different action, no comparision.