csa ar mag adapter, b&t...

[rally guy]

I was looking at a csa vz ar 15 magwell kit but all I read is how its really a pos , I was wondering if the b&t one is good and were could I find one for the 223?

 

[Mark Williams]

My experience with the CSA adapter is that it works perfectly. The only thing I don't much care for is that it is made of plastic.

 

[5440fight]

Mine works great too. Don't believe everything you read on the internet, I read here somewhere that I'm a smart-ass. Ridiculous.

 

[Lobster_pot]

I like mine too!! 10 round pistol mags, AR mag release and mags drop free what's not to like.

 

[5440fight]

I like mine too!! 10 round pistol mags, AR mag release and mags drop free what's not to like.

Wow, that's exactly mine, except mine is 7.62x39, and has a red dot with a NEA scout mount. Yours is 5.56?

 

[canadiansurvivor]

My b&t one is 100%! A little bulky, but my rifle is matte black anyway so I think it looks sweet.

 

[Lobster_pot]

Wow, that's exactly mine, except mine is 7.62x39, and has a red dot with a NEA scout mount. Yours is 5.56?

Yeah that ones 5.56.
Here's another pic

These are 7.62. As you can't tell I'm addicted to these rifles
NEA upper handguard on top one with a trs-25 that lower 1/3 cowitnesses.

 

[rally guy]

Were could find a b&t?

 

[Mark Williams]

Were could find a b&t?

I think you would be better off with a CSA one.

 

[jongun]

My CSA adapter has been flawless. It's so nice to at least be able to legally double the round count in the mag. 10>5

 

[rally guy]

I think you would be better off with a CSA one.

What is better about the csa one? And did they change something in it since all the reported last round hold open trouble? I was thinking b&t since it's in aluminium but I can't seem to find it anywhere in 223.

 

[canadiansurvivor]

Also curious if anyone had any troubles with their B&T adapter. The only complaint I have heard is that it is too bulky, but these people must not have seen one in person, cause they look great and seeing as my CZ is a bit of a truck gun, I'm glad that it's not cheap plastic.

 

[rally guy]

Also curious if anyone had any troubles with their B&T adapter. The only complaint I have heard is that it is too bulky, but these people must not have seen one in person, cause they look great and seeing as my CZ is a bit of a truck gun, I'm glad that it's not cheap plastic.

I guess you would not know were to find one?

 

[canadiansurvivor]

I guess you would not know were to find one?

I got mine done at wolverine supplies, if you mean the B&T adapter. CSA one I don't know, might be wolverine as well.

 

[wingshots]

Magwell CSA .223 works fine. Plastic, but, once installed, it fits good. Gen 2

 

[rally guy]

I got mine done at wolverine supplies, if you mean the B&T adapter. CSA one I don't know, might be wolverine as well.

I was talking about the b&t , so its not a drop in unit?

 

[AR-GUY]

Not a drop in unit. Rifle requires a little machining underneath the feed ramp.

 

[Gorno]

The B&T magwell adapter was made only for the 7.62x39. Wolverine supplies sells them and also does machining to have it fit, but it does not feature a bolt hold open on the last round.

A few people have had luck using CSA's .223 magwell on 7.62x39, but it was designed for the .223. Apparently the adapters have variances as well as different generations of CSA rifles.

 

[kb007]

+1 - B&T is for 7.62X39 and requires a litle machining to fit. Don't think B&T are making a .223 version. I got mine (B&T 7.62) from Wolverine and had a local smith install for me.

 

[Mark Williams]

+1 - B&T is for 7.62X39 and requires a litle machining to fit. Don't think B&T are making a .223 version. I got mine (B&T 7.62) from Wolverine and had a local smith install for me.

What did the local smith charge ?