Wouldn't this make the rifle a little more sensitive to lack of cleaning? For real operators?Originally Posted by DILLIGAF
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Wouldn't this make the rifle a little more sensitive to lack of cleaning? For real operators?
I want you to be pleased with your purchase, so do not hesitate one bit to ask questions before purchase! If we do decide to go forward with payment, I assume that you are satisfied with all info provided before payment. This is a polite as-is disclaimer.
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The MS I'm building is for lightweight hunting. So a lightweight BCG is a must, as well as NO buffer weights.
Just went to range with new parts for MS on a regular AR.
SLR rifleworks Ti mini comp, Rifle length gas, non adjustable SLR Ti GB, Brownells lightweight bcg, weights taken out of JP SCS with white spring(80%), zero malfunctions, ejection 1-2ish oclock.
Regular spring was 3 oclock every time.
Tried it all with a regular buffer with weighs taken out, and regular spring, 3 oclock
I'm ordering a aluminum BCG to save another 3.5 oz, probably will need the AGB at that point
Last edited by Suchee; 08-17-2019 at 04:58 PM.
So you just dumped the weights off your scs? I’ve been tempted to make a delrin spacers and take out 2 of the 3 weights.
Yup, just take them all out! No problems at all, but what a ##### to take that ring off. JP did say something negative about doing this though..... cant find it now, I might even try the next heavier spring(yellow), seemed to me the biggest dif in recoil impulse was buffer spring weight first then brake second. I'm really thinking an AGB is not needed for rifle length gas, even with lightweight parts
My range test was 500 rds , again with zero malfunctions.
The reason for the weight wiggle was for the double bounce/hit on bolt close for full auto, no? What am i missing here. What are the dangers with no weight bounce/double hit in semi?
Last edited by Suchee; 08-17-2019 at 04:50 PM.
Use an aluminum rod cut to the size of the weights, light BCG and an adjustable gas block gives you a very light operating MS.
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Great info here on bolt bounce, no weights in milspec buffers, LM BCG. Save your money on the AGBs with rifle gas
https://www.ar15.com/forums/ar-15/Bu...r_/118-672995/ this is a mid gas setup
Last edited by Suchee; 08-17-2019 at 06:39 PM.
Does anyone know what kind of mods need to be done to the hipefire c trigger for it to work?
What kind of pin is that? Will that allow you to use the hipefire triggers without modification
If you use this in place of the fixed rear pin, then you can use whatever trigger you'd like, and simply pull the pin out to take it down. We're researching potential, and optional modifications's that can be done to the rear takedown pin/crossbar but frankly haven't had the time to come up for air, or eat last Thursdays breakfast yet, let alone R&D into mods. There have been a number of guys asking if they could somehow have their front and rear takedown pins matching...
Hi Shaun, I have a question about my MS you put together, I've sent two emails and a message on CGN over three weeks with no response. I didn't want to call in since you're busy with receivers.
What's the best way to go about receiiving an answer to my question? Thanks!
We don't really do messages on CGN, it's a terrible way to communicate. And I don't know who you are to search for emails... :-/ Best way to go about receiving an answer to your question is for me to have the question lol. Email info@albertatacticalrifle.com again, and i'll watch for it here.
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