Decided I don't care. Will stick with DI until I die.
The last guns I will own will be DI Colt AR's and Colt 1911's.
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Decided I don't care. Will stick with DI until I die.
The last guns I will own will be DI Colt AR's and Colt 1911's.
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Last edited by RetroRevolver77; 06-20-17 at 02:19.
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Why the epiphany? Did you witness a catastrophic piston gun failure or something?
Me, I appreciate not having to clean the gas system on an AR. It was really that simple. I got tired of cleaning carbon out of AK and SKS gas tubes, and when I learned you don't need to clean the inside of that long skinny AR gas tube my ears perked up and I began to be interested in the system.
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Correct gassing and quality parts are everything. I wouldn't take a piston gun for free.
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I'd take a 416 for free. Then turn around and sell it for an awesome profit.Originally Posted by markm
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Last edited by JC5188; 06-20-17 at 14:29.
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Glad you cleared that up.
Why is this topic like f'ing Groundhog Day around here?
I can't keep track of the DI v piston threads here lately.
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What about ARs that use this piston?
Last edited by MistWolf; 06-20-17 at 14:45.
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What about ARs that use this piston?
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What about ARs that use this piston?
"I pity thou, fools who dost not choose BCM" - King Arthur 517 A.D.
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An object, that moves in a linear motion, within a cylinder, is called a ............. piston.
Proper Planing Prevents Piss Poor Performance.......
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