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re: Official AR-15 threadPosted by BACONisMEATcandy on 1/25/17 at 10:04 am to Eric Stratton
Thats a solid deal
re: Official AR-15 threadPosted by Damone on 1/25/17 at 10:05 am to Eric Stratton
That's a pretty good deal. My buddy picked up a 16" full Troy upper with the Alpha rail, which I really like.
re: Official AR-15 threadPosted by Eric Stratton on 1/25/17 at 10:09 am to Damone
Ya I lucked out. My buddy bought the same upper last week for $540. Glad I waited, I think it's a special they have after the shot show that just ended.
re: Official AR-15 threadPosted by Ace Midnight on 1/25/17 at 12:18 pm to Carson123987
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But with confidence. Mlok will beat out Keymod in the future
I agree - unfortunately BCM seems content to die on the Keymod hill for now.
This post was edited on 1/25 at 12:18 pm
re: Official AR-15 threadPosted by Eric Stratton on 1/25/17 at 1:00 pm to Ace Midnight
Anyone ever polish a trigger? Everything i've read suggests 600 grain up to 3,000 grain. I have only been able to find 600 and was wondering if that would do the trick.
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was looking into the 4.5" barrels and a lot of the .22lr pistol builds i see dont have a buffer tube, like this one below.
what am i not understanding here?
All the reciprocating is done within the confines of upper receiver with a 22LR bolt. A 223 bolt move into the buffer tube when fired and the recoil spring is within the buffer tube. On a 22LR AR15 bolt the recoil spring is within the bolt itself.
From right to left. First section is the barrel collar which mates the bolt to the barrel. Second section is the reciprocating bolt section. Guide rod is next with the recoil spring. The plate at the end is the "stop" and presses against the buffer inside of the buffer tube. Spring tension from the buffer tube hold the 22LR bolt assembly in place. Since the bolt assembly is stationary in the upper and doesn't reciprocate back into the buffer tube you can take the buffer tube out and replace it with a plug. I chose to use a pistol buffer tube because even if I don't shoulder it I can shoot it much better with a cheek weld.
It's a short bolt and the spring is part of the bolt.
Look at the S&W 15-22
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Look in an automotive store. They'll have wet/dry that should go done to 2000 at least.
This is what I use to sharpen my plane and chisel blades.
Look at the S&W 15-22
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Anyone ever polish a trigger? Everything i've read suggests 600 grain up to 3,000 grain. I have only been able to find 600 and was wondering if that would do the trick.
Look in an automotive store. They'll have wet/dry that should go done to 2000 at least.
This is what I use to sharpen my plane and chisel blades.
This post was edited on 1/25 at 1:44 pm
re: Official AR-15 threadPosted by Sancho Panza on 1/25/17 at 3:13 pm to bbvdd
PSA Blem Completed Lower back on Sale for $130.
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All the reciprocating is done within the confines of upper receiver with a 22LR bolt. A 223 bolt move into the buffer tube when fired and the recoil spring is within the buffer tube. On a 22LR AR15 bolt the recoil spring is within the bolt itself.
wow, i had no idea, i assumed it was similar action to the 223
so all 22lr bolt assemblies are this way?
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re: Official AR-15 threadPosted by Eric Stratton on 1/25/17 at 5:05 pm to Glock17
That sucks. I ordered my upper through Primary Arms last night at 10 P.M. and its already in transit.
re: Official AR-15 threadPosted by Glock17 on 1/25/17 at 5:59 pm to Eric Stratton
It said on their site shipping takes a while so at least I knew upfront. I don't know why they're so slow to ship
re: Official AR-15 threadPosted by Eric Stratton on 1/25/17 at 6:55 pm to Glock17
I just got an email from primary arms and it looks like my upper will be here Friday. I heard they were fast but Jesus I don't know it'd be here that quick. I only paid $9 for regular UPS Ground
re: Official AR-15 threadPosted by jimbeam on 1/25/17 at 7:09 pm to Eric Stratton
Damn I might do that
re: Official AR-15 threadPosted by DeoreDX on 1/25/17 at 8:32 pm to Eric Stratton
Primary Arms is my favorite AR parts web vendor because of their incredibly cheap shipping charges and how quick they get it in the mail.
My BiL ordered a rifle kit last Thursday from PSA and it shipped the next day.
My BiL ordered a rifle kit last Thursday from PSA and it shipped the next day.
re: Official AR-15 threadPosted by Sancho Panza on 1/25/17 at 9:15 pm to DeoreDX
Primary Arms has all the parts I want in stock.
Anyone have a Promo Code for them?
Anyone have a Promo Code for them?
re: Official AR-15 threadPosted by Eric Stratton on 1/26/17 at 9:29 am to Sancho Panza
I'm not sure what parts you are really looking at but they have a great deal if you like Geissele triggers.
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re: Official AR-15 threadPosted by Eric Stratton on 1/26/17 at 5:49 pm to Carson123987
Finally finished up the lower assembly today. The upper should be in tomorrow.
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re: Official AR-15 threadPosted by Glock17 on 1/27/17 at 3:19 pm to Eric Stratton
My upper finally shipped today, but my lpk still hasn't shipped. I'll be hard pressed to order from psa again. I ordered everything last Thursday.
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