Cna quality?

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Datlimetho

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I've only taken out my Ar with a Cna barrel and bcg once so I cant say they've been tested much but ive got spare funds so s it worth getting a better Bcg and or barrel?
 
I have a 10.5" CNA Barrel in 223 Wylde for a build. I should be able to test it out sometimes in July. Seems to be well made for the price and the use I intend to do.

What makes you want to replace your new barrel or change BCG ?
 
Did you happen to pay attention to how well your AR shot and functioned when you were out? shooting it just once and start thinking about replacing parts just don't make much sense.
 
Yeah I know how it sounds I had 2 malfuctions but I determined the mag was the problem. I just feel that the bolt cycles a little rough.
 
Is your AR new ?

Are you running it dry or somewhat wet ?

If the bolt cycle's roughly, it might just be the new barrel extension breaking in with the bolt.
 
Datlimetho said:
I've only taken out my Ar with a Cna barrel and bcg once so I cant say they've been tested much but ive got spare funds so s it worth getting a better Bcg and or barrel?
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Who makes cna stuff? I've never heard of them. Depending on how hard you run your gun I would recommend a stag, bcm, dd, cc, colt, lmt off the top of my head for a bcg. If you are a once a month guy with 100 round per trip guy what you have should be fine.
 
r34skyline said:
Who makes cna stuff? I've never heard of them. Depending on how hard you run your gun I would recommend a stag, bcm, dd, cc, colt, lmt off the top of my head for a bcg. If you are a once a month guy with 100 round per trip guy what you have should be fine.
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CNA is a brand name . That's owned by true north arms the guys our of waterloo area. Just like dominion arms wirh canada ammo ans cnuack wirh odell Eng.
Best to contact hem directly on the parts in question.
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