Of all the AR barrels, have you seen any that are not headspaced correctly?
When closing the bolt on an AR, how do you tell if it’s too loose?
I’d really like to know,as I’ve used the gauges and couldn’t tell.
The Stag 10s NR stripped receiver set thread
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When closing the bolt on an AR, how do you tell if it’s too loose?
I’d really like to know,as I’ve used the gauges and couldn’t tell.
Problem slim, but is the risk really worth it to save $70? The peace of mind is worth it.
Let us focus on low $600/high $600 instead on getting caught red handed trying to price-sodomized canadian gun enthusiast. I will give you credit for one thing, your CGN response time has drastically improved from 3/4 days to 5 minutes.
Fixed - my mistake. Thanks.
I really don't care about the price - it's price sodomization of canadian gun enthusiast is what I have a problem with.
If you believe E.A dropped (magically renegotiated) their prices from mid 800/high 600 to high 500 for any other reason then to attempt to control profit loses to IRG - you need help.
It is also nice of them to offer crediting the diff - but only because it saves you from wasting your time lodging a complaint with your credit card company. A complaint that they most likely would lose automatically.
Rewarding someone who just got caught trying to rob you blind is like voting Liberal to punish Conservatives. Just idiotic but...whatever floats your boat.
If anyone of you White Knights have the need to respond. Let us take it off-line, feel free to PM me.
Cheers,
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Yes.
If the action closes on a GO gauge, the rifle will accept industry standard cartridges.
If the action closes on a NO GO gauge, the rifle has a touch of excess headspace.
If it closes on a FIELD gauge, headspace is excessive, and the rifle probably shouldn't be fired.
The AR clinics we hold annually are conducted by a Colt Canada trained armorer. In addition to visual and function checks, rifles are subjected to inspection using a series of gauges: headspace; firing pin protrusion; gas tube alignment; bore wear; barrel straightness.
Incidentally, I have made up AR barrels from blanks, machining the breeches to fit the barrel extensions, reaming the chambers, contouring, installing the gas blocks, drilling the gas ports, installing the muzzle devices. There is very little difference between an AR and a bolt action rifle when it comes to fitting a barrel. Same things must be dealt with.
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Many...many bbls have been installed with a vice and a piece of leather to protect the bbl. A cheap crows foot made for standard bbl nuts and torque wrench.
https://truenortharms.com/products/crows-foot-for-installing-lightweight-handguards
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Canadian eh!
Regular
UBR comes with its own proprietary tube you can use the standard stag carbine spring and Buffer in it. Easy install.
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- Leduc County, Alberta
Is there any chance of Stag making a Retro AR10 like the Brownells version they would be NR up here?
Slim, sleek, and ###y, with no bells and whistles is what I want for Christmas.
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Slim, sleek, and ###y, with no bells and whistles is what I want for Christmas.
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From another thread WRT stripped receiver being NR or not...
Also, that had me wonder, is it the same for 858 receivers without barrels that some of us got from Wolverine???
Also, that had me wonder, is it the same for 858 receivers without barrels that some of us got from Wolverine???
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I'd like to know more about those Wolverine receivers.
I posted a question to the thread - and then the thread vaporized mysteriously.
I posted a question to the thread - and then the thread vaporized mysteriously.
same here.
The bottom line DOES NOT indicate that the stripped set is Restricted as-is; it just states that the receiver set requires a 18.5"+ barrel to be an NR firearm. This, as written, seems to be a gist of the semi-auto canadian laws for barrel length, AND DOES NOT indicate that the bare receivers are restricted!
That's very vague language IMO, and it should have been CLEARLY written that anyone ordering a bare set without a barrel that these would be considered a restricted firearm.
Heck, the name of the items even has "NR" at the start of its name in three places, and not once does the word "restricted" appear in the description/conditions/etc (outside of 'non restricted' 'NR' of course, which doesnt count)
IRG : please clarify this situation soonest. Thank you
That's very vague language IMO, and it should have been CLEARLY written that anyone ordering a bare set without a barrel that these would be considered a restricted firearm.
Heck, the name of the items even has "NR" at the start of its name in three places, and not once does the word "restricted" appear in the description/conditions/etc (outside of 'non restricted' 'NR' of course, which doesnt count)
IRG : please clarify this situation soonest. Thank you
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If IRG handles these as Restricted, I'm cancelling my order.
They better have extremely good deals on 18.5" 308 barrels.
Yup. Not going through the hassle and wait of the firearm verification/transfer from Restricted name to NR status
More like someone not having text proof-read or peer-reviewed..
"Item is X" doesnt mean the same thing as "Item is not Y".
