
Originally Posted by
Belmont31R
Wow. What type of scenario do you have in your head? Like I mentioned before Pat Rogers has had both BCM, and Colt guns go over 10k, and one over 20k without being cleaned.
I don't have any real scenario in my head, just a set of modifications that work, and that I'm comfortable with. I'm comfortable with a stock gun, but after running guns for long periods of time without maintenance. I know what I can do to make them run in these conditions. Even if I don't need to ever do this, it's nice to know that I can.
Wow. I didn't know we had such a cat on here who a regular AR15 just isn't good enough.
A regular AR-15 will serve anybody fine, I just believe there are things you can do to make it even more reliable.
I was not being elitist. Please don't make it sound like I am.
So wheres your scientific type testing data that shows these parts are significantly better in a real world situation? Im not talking about your SHTF scenario you have conjured up where you are going to burn through so many rounds so quickly you burn all the lube off, and are so busy shooting you just can't relube the weapon?
The data I have to show that these parts are significantly better in a real world situation would be that they are quality parts that are proven on their own, and together have not failed me. You can find write ups, on professionals that have run heavy action spring, and buffer setups like I do, to great success. It's cheap insurance.
You mentioned pistons in your original post in this thread. Wheres your data that shows they are significantly better than a DI USGI gun in a real world situation?
There is no data you will find anywhere to show that they are better they are different. Both are equally capable, and it's a rule of give and take.
Which set of problems, and virtues are you comfortable with?
Or do you just think these things on some very limited self testing you did? Do you have a log sheet showing the differences in performance with a variety of data points to consider?
I'm working on a log actually. This will consist of mine, and other peoples opinions and findings with their own setups, as well as products that worked together, and ones that didn't. Etc.
Right now though, as a civilian that pays for his own parts and ammunition, the testing is based off of the findings of others, with my own modifications, and what it does for my platform.
If I offended anybody with that I do to my rifles, or what I recommend, I am sorry.
Input welcomed.
We miss you, AC.
We miss you, ToddG.
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