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Q What
is the capacity of the belts?
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A Capacities
range from 10 rnd, 25, 50, 100, 200, 500 rounds. Custom lengths can be made
to order.
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Q How
long does a belt last?
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A Belts
last for thousands of loadings and firings. The belt is not in the vicinity
of the fired round.
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Q Where
do I get 22LR belts?
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A Spare
belts can be purchased from Lakeside Machine or their distributors
for minimal costs.
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Q Do
22LR belts come loaded?
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A No,
belts are loaded by the customer. Loading a belt is very simple and no
special tools are required, but a loading kit is available to assist in
loading.
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Q How
accurate is the Razorback?
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A Accuracy
is comparable to any other rimfire rifle on the market.
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Q What
modifications are needed for the Razorback to run on my AR15 type lower
receiver?
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A The
center fire buffer and recoil spring is removed from the butt stock of your
lower and replaced with the supplied Razorback spacer and buffer. We
recommend replacing the hammer spring with the supplied spring as well.
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Q Do
I need a gunsmith to install a Razorback?
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A NO.
There are no tools needed to install a Razorback.
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Q Will
the Razorback make my semi-auto fire in Full-auto?
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A NO.
The Razorback is a feed system. It does not have any way to fire on its own.
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Q Will
the Razorback operate on my registered M16 type lower?
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A YES.
The Razorback can be ordered to be M16 compatible.
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Q How
does the barrel mount to the receivers?
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A The
barrel of the Razorback is retained in the breech block/trunion by a set
screw. It is able to be removed easily with a 1/8" hex wrench.
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Q Is
the barrel of the Razorback threaded for a suppressor or compensator?
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A Yes,
each barrel is threaded for 1/2" X 28 threads per inch (standard)
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Q How
many rounds can be continually fired with a beltfed 22?
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A Many
factors determine the amount of continued firing. In ideal situations, 1000
rounds (54 seconds) of fully automatic have been documented on video.
This can be found on Youtube.
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Q What
is needed to run links verses belts?
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A Nothing.
The micro-beltfeds will run on links or belts.
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Q Will
the micro-beltfeds run on subsonic ammo?
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A Yes.
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Q How
short of a barrel can I order?
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A Lakeside
Machine has successfully operated the Razorback with a 4.25"
barrel
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Q How
many rounds will the beltfed mechanism lift vertically?
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A In
ideal situations a belt of 100 rounds can be lifted vertically into the
action.
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Q Will
the reduced power hammer spring in my AR15 lower run my centerfire uppers?
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A The
reduced power hammer spring will run all standard boxer primed ammo. It has
been noted that some hard primer surplus centerfire ammo has been difficult
to set off.
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Q Do
I need feed boxes and a brass catcher to run a Razorback?
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A No.
The brass catcher and feed boxes are accessory options and are not needed to
fire the upper successfully.
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Q How
sensitive is the beltfed to lubrication?
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A The
system operates best fully lubricated. 22LR is known to be dirty, so
frequent lubrication is best for optimum operation and clean up.
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Q What
is the Razorback made out of?
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A The
Razorback is made primarily of steel. The feed cover, rear scope rail, and
handguard are made of aluminum alloy and anodized. The bolt is a hybrid
steel/aluminum exclusive design.
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Q Can
I get the conversion parts to make my Ruger into a beltfed?
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A NO.
All micro-beltfeds are stand alone exclusive designs and do not share any
familiarity with any other firearm.
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Q What
ammo runs best in the micro-beltfeds?
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A Round
nose full bullet weight is recommended for the best reliable feed and
function. Do not run hollow points, they will be problematic. Smooth profile
bullets are the best.
