Semi auto sniper question

The rules say that a semi auto sniper can have 450 fps. Sconce the snow wolf Barrett is technically full auto if you put a physical block on the selector switch will it qualify as a semi automatic sniper rifle?

The easiest way is to modify the selector plate itself so it is permenently semi only.

so like a physical block on the selector switch

Nope. You physically remove the part of the selector plate that pushed the cut off lever out of the trigger switch. If the cut off lever is always active, you always have semi only.

lets say that I still wanted a full auto option but could restrict it for certain games could I put in a "burst advocado" that I saw on evike.com or something similar that I can set a burst control option that removes full auto and program it to fire a 1 shot burst?

I'm sure some teams/clubs will allow that, many other won't.The problem we've had in the past with allowing progamable semit guns is they are just as easy to program for full auto once on the field. Addtionally, many teams, such as Red Deer, have their limits to include semi and full auto guns, so it wouldn't matter to those teams if it was semi locked or not. You'd still be in the same FPS range as full auto as you can still fire as fast as you can pull the trigger.

And besides, if you have that gun shooting that hot, the mechbox will explosivley disassemble itself in short order. V2 mechboxes usually don't last too long shooting above 400 fps unless they are very well built from very high quality parts. Example, I had a customer come to me with a new Socom Gear M82 and wanted me to build it as a DMR as semi sniper guns (+420 fps) aren't allowed. I removed the entire internals and build it all new. The $1600 rifle now has another $800 in parts & labor into it and the labor wasn't that much. I think the mechbox, hopup assembly an dtightbore were about & 650ish.

I probrobally wont have an aeg shooting that fast but i was just wondering