single or dual ejectors

[corey4]

doing a few builds and i plan on using toolcraft bolts. i see there are single and dual ejectors for the bolt. does it really matter? i plan on buying a few for spares.

builds will be 308 SBR around 13.5ish with a saker and an 18" or 20" with a tbac ultra9
the longer barrel will probably be rock creek, the short will probably be BA
slr adjustable gas blocks
aero m5 reciever sets
still undecided on hand guards

[03scgt]

Do yourself a favor and go with the dual ejector as it really helps with a consistent ejection.KAC and LMT have both went to a dual ejector bolt and their rifles run better than anything else on the market.My sr25 run so well I ended up going with one of the kak dual ejectors in my aero build and so far its been 100% reliable with and without the suppressor.

[Mrgunsngear]

doing a few builds and i plan on using toolcraft bolts. i see there are single and dual ejectors for the bolt. does it really matter? i plan on buying a few for spares.

builds will be 308 SBR around 13.5ish with a saker and an 18" or 20" with a tbac ultra9
the longer barrel will probably be rock creek, the short will probably be BA
slr adjustable gas blocks
aero m5 reciever sets
still undecided on hand guards

Dual for sure. On longer barrels (20'' and longer) it *probably* doesn't matter but it helps with short barrels for sure IMO

[gaijin]

I use the KAK bolt in a 6.5 and .308.
Functions fine.