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    Are these feed ramps GTG?

    I know RRA isn't known for making really nice M4 feed ramp cut on their rifles (upper receiver). Here's what I have. I'm shooting semi only...at most rapid fire (if I have to). Do these look like a potential weak point to you guys? They aren't machined really deep. I'm trying to right the wrongs so to speak if there are any on my Entry Tactical.



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    Looks like they did a little Dremel work on an standard receiver that didn't have M4 feed ramps machined into it. I wonder if the barrel ext. is regular vs. M4? It should be good enough, but I don't think it has a genuine M4 receiver/receiver ext. feed ramps. Looks like what I did to a Stag upper I once had.

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    I always wondered why RRA bothered to dremel the feedramps.

    I mean the M4 upper is only few $$ more than non M4 and the time with the dremel is not free.

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    I guess the only true way to tell is to put rounds through it. But generally speaking, do I have something that is bad?

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    Quote Originally Posted by 021411 View Post
    I guess the only true way to tell is to put rounds through it. But generally speaking, do I have something that is bad?
    I don't think you'll have any problems, as long as you use good mags and shoot 55-62 gr. FMJ ammo IMHO.

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    FMJs and especially a crapload of soft points because that's what we are allowed to carry in our work carbines. No FMJs are allowed.

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    I would try some 69-75gr ammo and see what you get. If the gun runs, then you are GTG>

    From looking at the pic, they look like a hack job and would not accept them.



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    Just curious did you do that Dremel job yourself? Just curious because in pic #3 there appears to be shavings on the right side of the inner part of the receiver.
    Last edited by Iraqgunz; 03-02-09 at 16:36.



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    Quote Originally Posted by Iraqgunz View Post
    Just curious did you do that Dremel job yourself? Just curious because in pic #3 there appears to be shavings on the right side of the inner part of the receiver.
    Hell no. It's lint/dust from my floor and the light. The rifle is 100% unfired by me. I haven't had the chance to buy mass quantities of ammo and hit the range.

    Wow, if that appears to be metal shavings to you, I wonder what else you see.

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