Not everyone that's been listed actually makes their own bolts. Carriers is another story.
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Not everyone that's been listed actually makes their own bolts. Carriers is another story.
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A very good friend of mine, whom is a gunsmith, built an AR-15 and used a VDI BCG in it, just like this one;
http://www.voodooinnovations.com/vdi...-carrier-group
Is there a BCG built better than this one?
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@AR-556
not whom, but who.
Also, I would use a Colt M16 BCG or something similar. As the previous poster suggested, defining "better" can get interesting.
take care.
Feel like a broken record. "Better" is a meaningless word without the measuring stick that is a requirement.
I can ask what's better between a 12.5" SBR and a 24" HBAR and the answer is different depending on whether I want to do room clearing or pick of prairie dogs at distance.....
I think there are only about 6 companies who produce raw forgings of receivers. However, there are probably about 10 times as many who purchase those forgings and machine them, and they are manufacturers.
That type of restriction on the supply chain does not exist with bolts, bolt carrier groups, and other small AR parts.
Joe Mamma
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