NEA 7.62x39 Rifle Announced?

Grove said:
Most my bad statements are related to the ethics of the the company, backed by many of the complaints about prior quality control by NEA.

I cant exactly slap a mag into a a gun at the store and fire away to do a full review but the 7.5 rifle is new production and that one has quality issues, If I were able to do a full tear down on it at the store I'd likely find other issues.

Fact is NEA is still sending out guns to retailers that have quality control issues and that is what I am saying.

Mock me all you want, I'm not the one shipping these crappy guns out.
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Your abilities to diagnose manufacturing defects are truly amazing. The X-ray vision, especially.

Did you ever consider it could just be a lack of lubrication? Of course not. Why miss a chance to sling more ####?
 
I don't have the force but....... I sense more infractions coming in the near future if the sh*tshow doesn't soon stop. Keep it on track and knock off the bashing.

It's a simple concept.....If you want an NEA (for whatever reason: pricing, looks availability whatever) buy one & if you don't want an NEA (for whatever reason: previous issues, personal experience whatever) don't buy it but there is absolutely no need for some of you (actually it seems to be the same ones over and over) continuously chasing threads that name NEA for nothing more than to continue your negative rants and derailing of threads.
 
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Boomer686 said:
I don't have the force but....... I sense more infractions coming in the near future if the sh*tshow doesn't soon stop. Keep it on track and knock off the bashing.

It's a simple concept.....If you want an NEA (for whatever reason: pricing, looks availability whatever) buy one & if you don't want an NEA (for whatever reason: previous issues, personal experience whatever) don't buy it but there is absolutely no need for some of you (actually it seems to be the same ones over and over) continuously chasing threads that name NEA for nothing more than to continue your negative rants and derailing of threads.
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Is bashing NEA against any of the forum rules?
 
mg4201 said:
Is bashing NEA against any of the forum rules?
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Bashing anyone or anything for the sake of bashing is against forum rule. If you don't like something and have nothing good to say to other people who like their toys, stay away from those threads. This is basic human decency and respect.

The forum policy is not open to debate, and this thread is not about the debate of forum policy. My post here will be the last on this subject - anything else will be deleted and the offender will be infracted for side tracking the discussion.
 
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Bashing anyone or anything for the sake of bashing is against forum rule. If you don't like something and have nothing good to say to other people who like their toys, stay away from those threads. This is basic human decency and respect.

The forum policy is not open to debate, and this thread is not about the debate of forum policy. My post here will be the last on this subject - anything else will be deleted and the offender will be infracted for side tracking the discussion.
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Thank you, Sir

Allot of us are growing sick and tired of this bashing crap.
 
Are all outside dimensions of 7.62x39 bolts created equal from manufacturer to manufacturer?
I have a couple of x39 LMT bolts bought a couple of years ago for builds that never materialized...

With corrosive ammo, I'm less concerned with the gas tube rotting out as I am with the the bolt & buffer assembly and trigger group...
 
beltfed said:
Are all outside dimensions of 7.62x39 bolts created equal from manufacturer to manufacturer?
I have a couple of x39 LMT bolts bought a couple of years ago for builds that never materialized...

With corrosive ammo, I'm less concerned with the gas tube rotting out as I am with the the bolt & buffer assembly and trigger group...
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My PWS 7,62x39 was slightly over sized as to compered to LWRC in 5,56. Can't remember by how much.
 
beltfed said:
Are all outside dimensions of 7.62x39 bolts created equal from manufacturer to manufacturer?
I have a couple of x39 LMT bolts bought a couple of years ago for builds that never materialized...

With corrosive ammo, I'm less concerned with the gas tube rotting out as I am with the the bolt & buffer assembly and trigger group...
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From what I understand, these have different lug dimensions. So only a NEA bolt will work with a NEA barrel.

There's no issues with trigger group or buffer assembly corroding. My bolt and muzzle brake will be covered in rust if I don't clean the same day I shoot.
 
I might be wrong on this one, but am I right in thinking that one of these NEA 7.63x39 uppers would work with my NEA .223 lower? I assume the mags would be an issue? I am so angry with my NEA15 (12.5" bbl), the accuracy I am getting with the red dot is way better than what I ever dreamed (under one inch at 75 meters) and now I have to buy an AR flat top scope mount and some sort of cool scope to take full advantage of the accuracy. I LOVE NEA!
 
xdmer said:
Signed up for notifications when the uppperst are back in stock. Can't wait and hope it doesn't take too long!
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Ditto, but I'm going to wait for the next sale, because I'm a cheap bugger.

I noticed Armalite x39 carbines on Wolverines site for not a whole lot more than the NEA (lesser feature set though). Anyone have experience with that one?
 
bazza said:
I might be wrong on this one, but am I right in thinking that one of these NEA 7.63x39 uppers would work with my NEA .223 lower? I assume the mags would be an issue? I am so angry with my NEA15 (12.5" bbl), the accuracy I am getting with the red dot is way better than what I ever dreamed (under one inch at 75 meters) and now I have to buy an AR flat top scope mount and some sort of cool scope to take full advantage of the accuracy. I LOVE NEA!
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NEA x39 uppers will work on any AR15 lower.

Xcr x39 pistol mags are plentiful enough.
 
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