Expert opinions on staking quality

[Coldfire]

Title says it all--I did check out Robb Jensen's thread on proper bolt carrier staking, and mine looks okay to ME...but I'm still learning the ropes here and looking for input from more experienced eyes

http://a2.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc7/s720x720/300860_2385324472127_1221237055_2972366_2049170_n.jpg

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[GermanSynergy]

Staking looks fine to me.

What make of BCG is this?

[Col_Crocs]

Looks really good. You did that yourself? It's "factory good" even.

[scottryan]

Looks really good. You did that yourself? It's "factory good" even.


I agree.

[Coldfire]

Thanks for the responses,

No didn't do it myself...

got the gun from a buddy after he built himself a new one (he built this one too)

He let me have it for a steal, and they say never look a gift horse in the mouth lol

but now that it's mine I'm digging in & making sure everything looks good

[Sanpete]

Don't let staking be the mythical creature that gun forums everywhere make it out to be. It's simply moving a little bit of steel to prevent something from moving/back out on its own.

[Robb Jensen]

That's excellent staking.

[GeorgiaBoy]

Agree, looks good.

[Clint]

BCG: check.

How does the rest of the weapon look?