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Thread: Nickel Teflon (NP3) Bolt Carrier Group BCG

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    I have a Sionics NP3 and it got much "slicker" after a few hundred rounds. I actually have no problem with several NiB BCG's I run as even though they get darker they are still slick as can be. However, likely due to IraqGunz involvement I believe in the base quality of Sionics and NP3 is slick, retains it's finish, and cleans up easily! Now they just need to come back in stock!

    Dennis.

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    Don't have one but the material properties of NP3 seem well suited for a BCG WRT coefficient of friction, heat tolerance, wear tolerance, etc etc.

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    I have a Sionics BCG that I run in my suppressed 300blk SBR. It's been great so far, and cleaning is a breeze.

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    Quote Originally Posted by HCrum87hc View Post
    I have a Sionics BCG that I run in my suppressed 300blk SBR. It's been great so far, and cleaning is a breeze.
    2nd this. I have been running the Sionics in a 9" suppressed 300 blk. Running handloads that get very dirty and cleanup has been a pleasure. It is a night and day difference from the AAC nickel boron carrier. Clean up is a breeze with the sionics! Super High quality piece, just wish I would have picked up the bolt also.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kdubya View Post
    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!
    I listed these 3 because they represent 3 separate categories. The DSA is the least expensive,...the SCIONICS because their brand comes highly recommended here, and the SRC because of the unique carrier design along with the NP3 Plus coating. Others include:

    Stag Arms
    https://www.stagarms.com/nickel-tefl...-right-handed/

    TR Enabling M-16 Obsidian
    http://www.tr-enabling.com/product-p/m16obbcg.htm

    Wilson Combat
    http://shopwilsoncombat.com/Bolt-Car...fo/TR-BCA-NP3/

    Kaiser
    https://www.kaiserus.com/product/ksp...carrier-group/

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    Only have experience with SIONICS, easy to clean up after 1000 rounds. Wipes off easy with some paper towel and Fireclean. And if I'm not mistaken, this is Robar's NP3 coating.

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    Quote Originally Posted by yrch21 View Post
    Only have experience with SIONICS, easy to clean up after 1000 rounds. Wipes off easy with some paper towel and Fireclean. And if I'm not mistaken, this is Robar's NP3 coating.
    NP3 is a Robar coating. I reached out to Robar and verified that they do Sionics' Bolt and my POC said that he liked the Sionics bolts.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cd228 View Post
    NP3 is a Robar coating. I reached out to Robar and verified that they do Sionics' Bolt and my POC said that he liked the Sionics bolts.
    Thanks, I saw your previous post on this matter as well as FJB's response to your question on lighfighter that I thought I would mention it since someone brought up Robar. Since my entire BCG has the identical coating, I wouldn't be surprised if the whole thing was coated by Robar. Anyhow, I bet the Robar BCG would be good to go as well.

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    Quote Originally Posted by yrch21 View Post
    Thanks, I saw your previous post on this matter as well as FJB's response to your question on lighfighter that I thought I would mention it since someone brought up Robar. Since my entire BCG has the identical coating, I wouldn't be surprised if the whole thing was coated by Robar. Anyhow, I bet the Robar BCG would be good to go as well.
    I tend to agree with you. Robar has a good rep that have built and maintained for a long time.

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    Is the sonics bcg chrome lined in the bore of the carrier and gas key, under the np3? I may have asked or seen this before, but does anyone have a picture of a bolt or cam pin after a few thousand rounds on an np3 bcg.

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