Unchained Preppers
Trading & Vendors => For Sale => Topic started by: Grudgie on February 13, 2014, 07:56:17 PM
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New in box WMD nickel Boron plated bolt carrier. The bag says hammer but this is just for the Bolt Carrier. Going for $225+shipping on Brownells. $200 shipped. Paypal preferred.
I run one in my Rifle length AR without a drop of lube and it is 100% reliable.
(http://i1241.photobucket.com/albums/gg504/Dslatton/IMG_0314_zpsf26188b1.jpg)
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Is it an M16 or AR15 bolt carrier?
M16 bolt carrier can be used in a AR 15 upper but AR 15 bolt carrier can not be used in a M16 upper. Just asking...
I only run M16 bolt carriers in my AR's.
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It's the semi auto AR15 version. It will still work with full auto control parts but you won't be able to use full auto.
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Why no lube T-bone? I mean, in my opinion any fight worthy weapon has no break-in period and requires no lube to run well. But why wear out parts if you can avoid it?
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Well I figure if I can afford the 50,000 or so rounds it takes to wear off the finish, I can afford to send it back to be replated. And I would imagine lube would only attract carbon fouling to stick to it. I believe it is intended to be ran dry and to just wipe off the carbon with a rag.
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Well I figure if I can afford the 50,000 or so rounds it takes to wear off the finish, I can afford to send it back to be replated. And I would imagine lube would only attract carbon fouling to stick to it. I believe it is intended to be ran dry and to just wipe off the carbon with a rag.
Ah that was my next question. Ive heard of these new finishes that require no lube. Im assuming the other moving/rubbing parts in said gun require the same finish to run reliably?
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Take a picture of it outside the bag I might be interested. I want to see the profile of the carrier
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Well I figure if I can afford the 50,000 or so rounds it takes to wear off the finish, I can afford to send it back to be replated. And I would imagine lube would only attract carbon fouling to stick to it. I believe it is intended to be ran dry and to just wipe off the carbon with a rag.
Ah that was my next question. Ive heard of these new finishes that require no lube. Im assuming the other moving/rubbing parts in said gun require the same finish to run reliably?
Not at all. But I imagine it would run with even less friction.
I'll get on that request Ga patriot.
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(http://i1241.photobucket.com/albums/gg504/Dslatton/IMG_03321_zpsa3f1deb3.jpg)
It's the rounded side. I've seen some with a kind of 'hexagonal' look to them but this one is just round.
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Picture dosent work on my phone. Might work for others but I thought id say something just in case.
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It's a semi auto carrier, not for me man thanks. Fair price tho.