I'd say liposuction and a boob job...but same idea nonetheless.Originally Posted by FALover
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I'd say liposuction and a boob job...but same idea nonetheless.
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Nice.
Great catch about the mag release. Same question.
Last edited by hairbear; 11-22-2016 at 09:48 AM. Reason: Added mag release for clarity.
I currently run my 10 rnd XCR mags to 8/10 but no more than 9/10 due to feeding issues. It has to be due to the round. I have 4 XCR mags and 1 NEA mag. Spent a few range trips trying to diagnose my Gen 2 NEA. Changed buffer weights, polished feed ramps, and even thru on a noveske pig for that extra pressure. Still didn't fix it, sure looks cool tho. In the end it was the mags. Being ASC or C Products or NEA it doesn't matter. Some mags just don't work. I've been debating buying another 5 mags of the new stock stores received these past few months to further engage this problem but I'm thinking it's cheaper to just swap out the barrel to 556 and be done with it entirely. Currently going on 600 rounds not a single jam using Barnaul and Norinco non corrosive since i started loading 1-2 less. Still better than 5 rounds.
Clean up looks difficult ! So many screws ....
Looks good!
Interesting
Guy in the photos answered already way back on page 2. For what they started with there are going to be compromises to go tacticool. Not for everyone but a nice try and will probably sell.
I have played with this, I haven't shot it yet, and it seems really nice. I thought it was going to be heavy but it's much lighter than I thought. The machining is nice and over all it looks to be a nice quality piece.
As mentioned in the video the receiver has to be modified to fit, therefore this is not a drop-in chassis and will only be available as a complete gun. Thanks.
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