I have a NIG colt BCG that has goop dripping out.
I have a NIG colt BCG that has goop dripping out.
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When building hundreds of BCGs at LMT we never used anything on keys just bolt and stake, and that's what I still go by and never had any issues.
Former LMT test/ assembly/ machinist
Former Rock Island Arsenal / machinist
"What would a $2,000 Geissele Super Duty do that a $500 PSA door buster on Black Friday couldn't do?" - Stopsign32v
I have been repairing AR-15s for several years and did not know I was suppose to be using sealant. They did not mention it when I went through armorer school and I haven't seen an issue caused by not using sealant.
The machining looked pretty rough on some of the M-16s our agency received from the Department of the Army. You have to wonder if the parts were not as precise or fit as well when Colt published you should use sealant.
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Outstanding good for u markm
Last edited by koniz; 04-29-13 at 11:15.
Former LMT test/ assembly/ machinist
Former Rock Island Arsenal / machinist
You do have a point
Former LMT test/ assembly/ machinist
Former Rock Island Arsenal / machinist
You say LMT cuts corners, but have you ever seen a catastrophic failure from an LMT gun as the result of their manufacturing techniques?
I understand your sentiments, but like KAC not using HPT, in LMT's case it seems to work well. (Especially considering that their Enhanced bolt was the only one that survived the military trial.)
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