edgecrusher

Fall shoot, no excuses. I’m coming out, for sure, with or with out wife (ya all heard that right). Need a vacation after all this training. And I’ll come grab you if I have to!! Plenty of time to work enough details for a flight and beer money!!

Sorry for your loss. He left you not only his interest but a great way to remember him. Welcome from Massachusetts

That is a definite clue!! They don’t come lubed usually but may be packed in grease for long term storage. Clean that stuff off really well. Then with the lube of your choice, lube the bcg thoroughly, the buffer tube lightly, and lightly lube the inside of the receiver. Do NOT lube the chamber or the bolt face. Keep her wet during break in. That may be any where from 200-400 rds. After everything is worn in you can back it off a bit.

How much lube did you use? It’s possible that it was drying up after your first rounds. These rifles need to be wet until broken in

Nice! I’d take all three of those prints!!

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These large frame AR rifles should be near dripping wet until broken in. Even a lil in the buffer tube.

Thanks! Porsche Ferrari and Maserati are all nice but very are different in end use, but I get your reference. If money were no object this would be in the mix: https://stiguns.com/guns/costa-carry-comp/

Welcome! Between you and Larry, we are all set for those!! Now tell me why I should shouldn’t buy this next week.... http://www.kimberamerica.com/warrior-soc-tfs

Yeah, that has been a hell no for me for a long time. I couldn’t make it ten seconds in the patchouli oil fucktard mess they call a state before I hippy smashed a bitch ass snowflake hard enough for his ancestors to feel it in hippy hell.

Well unfortunately the company is out of business. You don’t seems too concerned (frankly I wouldn’t be either, have you ever handled a service rifle? .020 would be a match grade weapon!) If you use it as intended, which it sounds like you do, enjoy it until it present a problem.

So nothing is broken or malfunctioning correct? I have 4 parts kits and 3 bcg rebuild kits for spare parts. If your asking if it’s wise to stockpile parts then YES! If you are going to switch parts out after 1k rds and no significant failures then no, I wouldn’t. No need. Wait until you need to.

You can also look into an Armalite bolt catch, they are the right size

Reserve guys in my town only work traffic detail....

So you have two issues. A true fail to feed is a magazine issue. A stovepipe and fail to eject might be an extractor issue. A new spring won’t fix either. We might be able to help with a build sheet in a dedicated thread.

I love machine guns but I’m far too poor to feed one lol

My only issue is I like having adjustments on carbine stocks while wearing body armor. If it’s a precision rig then I will not need a collapsible stock. If it’s a hybrid type rifle then yes. The button idea seems to be a good compromise or, dare I say, an option for you?

Disregard that the picture imbedded is the same, they are two different links

This one is more directly for your potential build

Ok. The answer is still the same, no matter how many times you ask, worded differently with the same meaning. Use the search option. This topic has been beaten to death at least 5 times over in several long threads. You’ve read something somewhere else or have been given poor information by someone who doesn’t have the knowledge base on this platform needed to properly assist you. There is a huge knowledge base here. On more than AR platform too. See if if this helps you understand better, Mr Raley was the head armorer for Armalite for an awful long time up until 5 years ago I believe.

No my man. There should be no issues. What my friend here was trying to tell you is that many people go to the Armalite buffer system because it’s a proven system that will work (some carbine parts do work well, others do not). But normally buffer system has nothing to do with your receiver sets or bolt carrier group /barrel, where is mixing and matching generally is a no go (and here is where you can use the Armalite buffer parts with any brand receivers) If you continue to use the parts that you have listed you should have no problem. Again if you do we will help you.

Your stock choice has no bearing on the length you choose for your gas port. At all. Is this your first AR build? Maybe we can help you with your choice if you tell us a little more about you and your expectations for this weapon.

I agree with the strengthening of mental illness aspect of background checks. It’s not about 2A but more about prevention of possible crimes with weapons by unstable people. Yes, they will likely commit a crime still. Maybe even kill or injure someone. But the hope is not with a weapon allowing a strength multiplier. HIPPA needs to be revised. All reports need to be checked and verified (this is just doing good Police work and not being a lazy fuck collecting a check) Documentation and diligence is the only way this stuff can START to be prevented. (and no I don’t want Vanilla Sky)

I would do it but thanks to Rob I’m two paychecks away from one of these http://www.kimberamerica.com/warrior-soc-tfs

I thought he was asking the difference between.308 and 7.62x51. My bad