BCL 102 Review!!
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MountedMadness
Regular
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- Currently BC
Great review.
You've clearly helped my decision, and it's "Yes" !!!!
And yes, those "boxer" breaks are a real 'pain' indeed.
Been there and done that - twice.
You've clearly helped my decision, and it's "Yes" !!!!
And yes, those "boxer" breaks are a real 'pain' indeed.
Been there and done that - twice.
redbirddog
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- Maple Syrup land Ontario
top notch review!!
I just sent links to all my friends that missed out or passed on the first pre-order.
I just sent links to all my friends that missed out or passed on the first pre-order.
DiabeticKripple
CGN Regular
- Location
- Red Deer, Alberta
You guys have to stop posting these videos. It's driving me insane.
Hurry up 2nd order!
Hurry up 2nd order!
Some of the Ex Com Bloc bullets makers PPU and Russ have been using bullet tips that were designed for the 7.62x54 in newly made 308 ammo,
I pulled each brand I bought to confirm , they have a hollow cone in the base this was done so even if the russian rifles had shot out or different bore sizes the gas
would seal the bore, It would have been interesting to see you shoot the Austrian ball or Fed ball 147gr, Just a heads up Chez.
ball ammo in 308 (yes they make it) and the Chez 7.62x54 use a boat tail bullet like American and Canadian IVI ammo.
Next go to the range can you try the Austrian Ball ammo or Fed Mil Spec, I think your groups would improve, if any one else
has tried the Austrian ball , please let me know how it shoots, or the Fed Ball, before I buy ammo in greater batches knowing
the grouping would be a big help. Has any one shot Norinco ammo in these rifles?
thanks Shooting edge for the great vid,
I pulled each brand I bought to confirm , they have a hollow cone in the base this was done so even if the russian rifles had shot out or different bore sizes the gas
would seal the bore, It would have been interesting to see you shoot the Austrian ball or Fed ball 147gr, Just a heads up Chez.
ball ammo in 308 (yes they make it) and the Chez 7.62x54 use a boat tail bullet like American and Canadian IVI ammo.
Next go to the range can you try the Austrian Ball ammo or Fed Mil Spec, I think your groups would improve, if any one else
has tried the Austrian ball , please let me know how it shoots, or the Fed Ball, before I buy ammo in greater batches knowing
the grouping would be a big help. Has any one shot Norinco ammo in these rifles?
thanks Shooting edge for the great vid,
For length it should be fine... would a law tactical adaptor Work?
ThatM305Guy
CGN frequent flyer
- Location
- North Texas
You cant put a folding stock on an AR. The recoil spring and buffer are in the tube.
ThatM305Guy, have you seen the Law Tactical FOLDING AR15 stock? Check it out!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=luTv2l4Rg60
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Cheers
Jay
Get your facts straight if you're gonna go all righteous. Prvi Partizan or PPU is made in Serbia, or former Yugoslavia which was never part of the Communist Block.
It has also been confirmed that lighter grain 308s don't shoot well with the 1/10 twist barrels. I'd contribute that a lot more than PPU using 7.62x54r spec bullets.
It has also been confirmed that lighter grain 308s don't shoot well with the 1/10 twist barrels. I'd contribute that a lot more than PPU using 7.62x54r spec bullets.
chickensashimi
Member
- Location
- SW Alberta
Finally, a nr ar that you aren't restricted ranges with, 308 too, could go knock down an ungulate, and not 2500$+, like the fluted barrel and mb, time to start savin!
No. The AR10 receiver is about 1.25" longer than an AR15 and the carbine buffer tube is another .5" roughly longer than an AR15. So you're looking at roughly 20.25" for an AR10 with 18.5" barrel vs AR15 with 20" barrel. So an AR10 with 18.5" barrel is roughly the same length as an AR15 with 20.25" barrel. That doesn't include if the muzzle brake is longer than the flash hider on the C7.
True, never part of the comblock; it was its own communist country, supported by the US but criticized both the west and the Soviet bloc. Interesting piece of history though.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yugoslavia
PS I want one of these but am going to wait a couple of years and hope for a 6.5 creedmoor! Sure they'll be working at capacity until then making 308's...
SFRJ. Socialisticka Federativna Republika Jugoslavia. Technically it was a Socialist Federal Republic.
