Cunuckgaucho

Glad to hear your doing well, stay safe

At last something positive coming out of covid distancing and @Albroswift's cabin fever...

Well it seems my Canadian built SAS Colt with a 15.7" barrel is a no go(along with any SBR, we don't have SBR laws up here), my WW2 commie stuff, my more current commie stuff. My American Savage built Lee Enfield is not allowed to visit it's home.

That better be artesian well water not that chlorinated tap water otherwise I'm not telling you a thing...

They even let us have guns that the US government deems to scary to allow me to bring south

BCL( Black creek Labs) used to be NEA(North Eastern Arms, the name change was largely due to the poor quality control both in assembly and the manufacturer of parts. While changing the name the logo and players involved are still the same. They make a number of parts in house and earlier versions had proprietary parts limiting options for upgrades. Here is the blurb from the manufacture They say failure is a good thing. That it drives inspiration and innovation. That to finally hit the “Mark” you must first fail, then listen, then learn, and then respond with everything you’ve got. We agree. Meet the BCL 102 MK7. ( they are now pushing version 7 in only a couple years of being on the market, see date on magazine article below which was version 1) The BCL 102 MK7 is a standard BCL102 that has been fitted with an upper receiver that was designed with Black Creek’s mission in mind. Lighter. More accurate. More reliable. The MK7 boasts a receiver set and handguard machined to tighter tolerances and finished with a (type III class 2) hard anodize and an option for a standard or custom elite cerakote coating over the hard anodize. The MK7 barrel nut is made of hardened steel and is factory torqued to eliminate barrel shift. A DPMS thread pattern on the upper receiver and a milspec buffer tube allows for easy modification. The MK7 Bolt has been brought back to milspec and the gas port is CNC drilled to a size that provides reliability for almost all commercial .308 ammunition. The MK7 bolt and extractor are made on an in-house Here is a review by Canadian gun magazine https://calibremag.ca/bcl102-review/ https://blackcreeklabs.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/Barrel-Alignment-Inspection.pdf The above link has pics on pg 2 showing correct and incorrect pictures along with how to inspect for barrel alignment.

Just some background history for our American brethren, BCL(Black Creek Labs) used to be NEA(North East Arms), the name change in large part was the bad will, customer service and hit and miss quality control.While the name changed a lot of the players didn't. There is a bunch of proprietary parts along with poorly documented changes/repairs as problems appeared. These rifles run the gambit of rock solid performer to FTF/FTE every few rounds( even after coming back from manufacture 'corrected' What NEA/BCL did was get a 308AR rifle that was non restricted class in Canada. AR-10,AR-15 and a large number of 308AR are restricted class in Canada( only be fired at sanctioned ranges) when there limited and noticeable more expensive options. The approval of the Stag 10 a bit later had a huge effect on sales along with the price dropping. Dabaer I'll talk to a couple people I know with experience on this specific platform and see what they come up with and get back to you.

Welcome from BC, where are you located?

Welcome from BC

While I'm happy for you the price is dropping but shocked to be able to say gas is actually cheaper in my neck of the woods.

Welcome from BC

Welcome from BC

9th Company -Russians in Afghanistan in the 80s(subtitles)

Welcome from BC

quarantine, quarantine, drinking whiskey like vaccine

Maybe just needs a tweak for alignment?

Got an unused cloth rack in the house? If not check Craigslist for a free or cheap one

I've stuffed my brother in a dryer... cement truck would be easier. It helps that he is super skinny

Welcome from BC

Small child with a flashlight, kids think I'm fun but the parents never let me babysit

Somehow I suspect I'll only see multiples of you and not as a blonde and so ever grateful when gravity kicks in