When might you be getting more XCR-L .223 18.6" Conversion Kits in?

ljones said:
I ordered a XCR-L in 7.62X39 and am wondering if you will be getting any .223 18.6" conversion kits in any time soon.
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They actually don't put kits together anymore. Too many variables. I think you'll find they have all the individual parts in stock and the price works out the same and you get exactly what you want.
 
Klemmy31 said:
They actually don't put kits together anymore. Too many variables. I think you'll find they have all the individual parts in stock and the price works out the same and you get exactly what you want.
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They don't have any of the barrels I need in stock, I don't know how often they get parts in. Also can I order the bolt and it will work? Does it need to be head spaced etc. Too many variables I don't know.
 
The x39 rubs like a top.

To convert between the two cartridges, you'll need a bolt, barrel, and brass deflector. It's a very easy swap. You'll probably just have to adjust the gas setting to whatever ammo you are shooting. No worries about head spacing - just put the barrel on and snug up the nut.
 
Topcon said:
The x39 rubs like a top.

To convert between the two cartridges, you'll need a bolt, barrel, and brass deflector. It's a very easy swap. You'll probably just have to adjust the gas setting to whatever ammo you are shooting. No worries about head spacing - just put the barrel on and snug up the nut.
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Good to know it is that simple. Just have to wait till they get new parts stock in.
 
shnib said:
Its great, put about 4000 rounds down range, started to jam up noticed worn out bolt replaced it and about 2000 rounds since all steel cased of course
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you must have been unlucky because i think 9x19 got one in 7.62x39 and he probably had over 19k in it ,

mine have been running well probably somewhere near the 2.5-3k round with it
 
yeah to wear out a bolt after 4k rounds seems very low...must have been a bad bolt from the start...I would have contacted rob arms for a replacement...they are awesome to deal with and super fast...I contacted them one day and immediately had a email from wolverine the next day...part in the mail

or my guess is that maybe it could be that it wore out your extractor...the steel lacquered cases tend to fit tight/stick in the chamber....I had a few stuck in the beginning with my 7.62.....I polished the chamber...and it ran perfectly after..

wolverine/rob arms a great team :)
 
slim123 said:
yeah to wear out a bolt after 4k rounds seems very low...must have been a bad bolt from the start...I would have contacted rob arms for a replacement...they are awesome to deal with and super fast...I contacted them one day and immediately had a email from wolverine the next day...part in the mail

or my guess is that maybe it could be that it wore out your extractor...the steel lacquered cases tend to fit tight/stick in the chamber....I had a few stuck in the beginning with my 7.62.....I polished the chamber...and it ran perfectly after..

wolverine/rob arms a great team :)
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Just email us instead of Robarms, as we are the Robarms rep for here and we take care of repairs and warranty. 4K seems a little low for that kind of wear, but lubrication also comes into play.
 
i did email you guys at wolverine i guess i had one of the earlier models with known bad bolts and you guys replaced it and all good now! cant go wrong with wolverine!
 
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