And then ODT sellers wonder why none of us want their AR unless it’s factory built.
This thread is exactly why.
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And then ODT sellers wonder why none of us want their AR unless it’s factory built.
This thread is exactly why.
cmshoot built mines!! lol.And then ODT sellers wonder why none of us want their AR unless it’s factory built.
This thread is exactly why.
Whoever put that together needs to get laid. Can't even find the slot no moFactory-built Anderson.
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Yeah, but did it have a firing pin?
It was an assembled lower, so.........
Typical. Some folks have no business touching a Lego gun...Guy brought in an AR that he purchased, which was built by someone else. It had several obvious issues, or less than ideal features. He had me go through it, and correct any issues, or anything I found concerning.
The receiver extension wasn’t close to being on straight. What was curious was that the guy that built it screwed that all up, but actually did a decent job of staking it. Usually when I see a receiver extension clocked like this, the extension is self is trashed. In this case, it turns out Bubba had filed down the anti-rotation tab on the receiver end plate. I can’t figure out why someone would do that, and this isn’t the first one I’ve seen like that.
I replaced the REP with a BCM model that incorporates a QD sling swivel socket, and installed it properly.
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While putting things back together, the receiver extension snapped before I hit the torque spec. Of course, I replaced it as well.
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The BCG was completely plated in what I assume was gold titanium nitride. The gas key was noticeably loose. The gun had been fired, and I have a feeling that Bubba sold it because it wasn’t functioning. On top of being loose, the carrier key screws were cheap YFS fasteners, and poorly staked. I pulled the key, cleaned under it, reinstalled using Optimized Carrier Key Screws, and staked properly.