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Thread: Nickel Teflon (NP3) Bolt Carrier Group BCG

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    Nickel Teflon (NP3) Bolt Carrier Group BCG

    Who has experience with any of these and what is your opinion of them? The DSA seems like a good value.

    DSArms NP3 BCG
    http://www.dsarms.com/p-15794-dsa-ar...ier-group.aspx

    SIONICS NP3 BCG
    http://sionicsweaponsystems.com/stor...d-cam-pin.html

    Sharps Rifle Company NP3® PLUS Balanced BCG
    http://store.srcarms.com/NP3-PLUS-Ba...rcbbcgplus.htm

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    I only have experience with Sionics. It runs like a champ and cleans up easily. I've been very pleased with their products.

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    If you're considering spending around $200+-, you might consider the Robar BCG...https://robarguns.com/pro-shop/produ...carrier-group/

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    I will only add that I have an NP3+ treated Benelli M4 and it cleans up so easily it is silly. Saves me a ton of time and it comes out looking brand new every time I "wipe it down." I keep an NP3 coated bolt as a spare, don't recall the brand at the moment, but haven't used it because I haven't had a bolt fail as of yet.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tigereye View Post
    I only have experience with Sionics. It runs like a champ and cleans up easily. I've been very pleased with their products.
    Same here. Theirs also checks all the "mil-spec" boxes.

    Be careful what you use to clean it with as far as abrasiveness. You're not supposed to use a metallic bore brush, for instance, to clean the bolt tail's stubborn spots. The ol' green "scratchy pad" is also out. I use a nylon bore brush for the tough parts. This is per a conversation several years ago with Robar when I inquired about cleaning NP3.
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    I've been running the sonics in a small port, part time suppressed SBR generally dry trying to dial in the buffer and Springs, working great

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tigereye View Post
    I only have experience with Sionics. It runs like a champ and cleans up easily. I've been very pleased with their products.
    This is my experience as well.
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    As I've said in the past, the base bolt is infiately more important than coating. I don't know about the other two, but the sionics checks all the boxes, and is the way I'd go.

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    Have complete confidence in Scionics. A very close friend works for them and the stuff coming out of their place is top notch. very small company with a few hardcore AR guys that take pride in their work and the products they sell.

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    Thanks for starting this thread, as I'd also been looking at picking up an NP3 bcg. I almost purchased this one, but it went OOS before I made up my mind.

    http://www.righttobear.com/Nickel-Te...CG-p/ntbcg.htm

    I've seen the Sharps offering, but not the other two. So thanks for posting those links. The DS does look like a good value, but it also appears that only select parts are NP3 coated. Maybe that's the reason for the lower price?

    I look forward to following this thread and hope you'll post an update if you decide on one!
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