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Here's one of them...Originally Posted by joeyjoe
https://www.m4carbine.net/showthread...(eject)-please
There's a link in that thread to another with similar issues right around the same time. There were a couple others, but I'm not going to do all the search feature homework for you
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For me I would go with Sionics for price and CS, but wouldn't hesitate to buy BCM either. Also have used Faxon Firearms BCG as well but don't have a lot of miles on anything other than the Sionics Np3 in a suppressed set up and a BCM bolt + an elcheapo G&R overun carrier combo in a 14.5 with at least 4,000 rnds on it zero issues either one
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Great sale on BCG's from Toolcraft or Aero going on now. See the "where to get it thread" for details.
Last edited by ACE31; 09-17-17 at 11:17.
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Seconded. I tried to put the BCM SOPMOD kit into the Toolcraft bolt when it didn't need it, and with the BCM in it was just too much extractor tension and wouldn't grab the cartridge.
Toolcraft is OEM for military replacement bolts, and the only difference I've found so far between the Milspec and the one Monmouth sells is phosphate vs. black nitride. If I'd had budget I woulda picked up a few more for the "Builds To Be" box...
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i only use black nitride! NIB looks awful after you use it and some have flaked!
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All Toolcraft Bolt Carrier Groups sold by Monmouth are manufactured and plated / coated by Toolcraft and include a 100% no-questions-asked warranty.
No matter what finish you choose Nickle Boron, Chrome, Black Nitrate or DLC you can't go wrong. Biggest advantage I see is simply cleanup time.
Last edited by ACE31; 09-17-17 at 05:53.
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I made a headline thread with this in this forum section...but now its deleted. Wonder why?
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I'd guess it would be because that stuff is suppose to be posted here. At least I think that is why?
https://www.m4carbine.net/showthread...-Get-It-Thread
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I concur with this unequivocally. The SOLGW bcgs that I have been buying, and will continue to buy, eliminate 100% of my unknowns, guesswork, and compromises. It is Microbest, fully spec-ed with no corners cut, and tested.
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I bought a Toolcraft nitride coated BCG from Monmouth, because the price was too good to pass up. Upon inspection everything seems very well made. There are no rough spots in the machining, and the finish is very smooth and shiny. I plan to keep this one around as a spare, and hope to have a range report this week...
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