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    del-ton says!!!!!

    my buddy bought himself a del-ton dti-15, manual says several times in it....warning " do not swap bolts" any one here knows why? my ar's dont state this in the manuals......
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    If delton's upper is out of spec and cuts grooves into the bolt that could be a reason

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    from what i saw, his bolt looked like my bushy bcg. no differences....ill have to swap them and see if theres any
    play in recievers.......is del-ton a good company?
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    This gets covered here enough..... I'm sure if you use the search function you will find something.

    or you can look here:

    ARMY TM 9-1005-319-23&P
    "Below direct support maintenance, DO NOT interchange bolt assemblies from one rifle/carbine to another. Doing so may
    result in injury to, or death of, personnel."


    I have done it a couple of times with no issues; YMMV.

    https://www.m4carbine.net/showthread...highlight=Bolt

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    Last edited by AMMOTECH; 10-09-10 at 17:22.
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    The reason is Headspace, most of the time it will not cause a problem, but do you want to be "That Guy"?

    Here is an explanation from Fulton Armory:
    http://www.fulton-armory.com/headspace.htm

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    The rule of thumb is: If you have fired you're existing bolt a whole lotta times, it's going to have fire- formed and mate up better to the existing barrel that you have been firing it with.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kiki View Post
    from what i saw, his bolt looked like my bushy bcg. no differences....ill have to swap them and see if theres any
    play in recievers.......is del-ton a good company?
    Delton is grouped with RRA, Stag, S&W etc...

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    Quote Originally Posted by MEGA-M4 View Post
    Delton is grouped with RRA, Stag, S&W etc...
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    S&W AR's are not grouped with the ones you mentioned. S&W is generally thought of as an acceptable AR...bottom of the "upper group" but still acceptable.

    But maybe it's just me...

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    Delton is actually grouped into the DPMS, Oly Arms, CMMG category. There is nothing wrong with S&W and considering how long they have been in the market they do a damn good job.

    Quote Originally Posted by MEGA-M4 View Post
    Delton is grouped with RRA, Stag, S&W etc...



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    I wonder what this means for the people who had bolts from the "bad" Del-Ton batch..."hey six lugs means less friction"

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