That is a general problem with AR mags, how they are locked in, a joke if you ask me. I think BCL solved this quite solid. Look at other guns and see if you like it.
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That is a general problem with AR mags, how they are locked in, a joke if you ask me. I think BCL solved this quite solid. Look at other guns and see if you like it.
So a buddy was having feeding problems, mostly with cross-mags. Turns out, on an open bolt, you can over-insert them by like 1/4". The mag slips right past the mag catch, and it latches when you pull back down on it. Wasn't as bad with pmags, or steel LAR mags. All of his cross mags have bullet point indentations in them from the bolt plowing rounds into the front of the mag instead of lifting them up into the chamber. Also seems like the follower in the cross mags might be a little lazy, which makes the problem worse.
...Now that I think about it, I didn't check if his mag catch was adjusted properly. Probably should have done that. Ah well.
Tough to pick up on that via text. Sarcasm makes much more sense there, lol
...Now that I think about it, I didn't check if his mag catch was adjusted properly. Probably should have done that. Ah well.
Tough to pick up on that via text. Sarcasm makes much more sense there, lol
How did they solve it? I've never had an issue mag-podding with an AR or any other Canadian AR-180, for that matter.
Honestly, I never had a problem. I would just contact BCL and ask for another mag catch.
Thanks. i ordered few things in their websites and for $10 i thought its worth it.
Following things are changed,
1. Pistol Grip
2. Scope Flip caps
3. Front Hand Grip
4. Drop in Trigger
5. compensator
