The FABCG is the part for which the rifle was originally designed. Why deviate from the norm? To get the bragging rights of "my rifle has the correct pert?"
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The FABCG is the part for which the rifle was originally designed. Why deviate from the norm? To get the bragging rights of "my rifle has the correct pert?"
I just mentioned on another thread that I did just the opposite, replacing a chromed carrier from Young Manufacturing with a regular one from CMT. This eliminated a short stroking issue shooting lighter loads like Wolf.
Last edited by Sidewinder6; 02-02-09 at 17:56.
sounds like it. what length gas?
was it a young NM carrier?
Last edited by Sidewinder6; 02-02-09 at 20:10.
the only chrome BCG i have is a YM NM, and it is heavy- even for a 16. the NM's are designed to be extra heavy.
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