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The most gucci BCG in my collection.
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The most gucci BCG in my collection.
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Just a super gucci franken BCG:
-KAC Sand cutter carrier
-LMT Enhanced Bolt
-POF Roller cam upgrade kit
-VooDoo innovations firing pin
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The most impressive part is that you found an LMT bolt in stock
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Talk about flexin’ on poors. Your BCG costs more than some of the builds here.
*Nice.*
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My wallet started crying just by me looking at this photo.
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I’m new to AR’s and I just watched this:
It really helped me understand the differences. It also got me wondering about the SRC BCGs. I wonder if anybody with more experience could compare and contrast the two?
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I just threw a Lantac EBCG in my 11.5 BCM. It didn’t go over very well when I told the girlfriend I spent $260 on a BCG…
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That is just a rebranded toolcraft. Toolcraft makes most of the BCG for these companies.
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What’s so special about this compared to a standard mil spec full auto m16 bolt. I’m not hating I’m just curious
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Well that’s a car payment right there and I’m jealous AF
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How much did that run ya altogether if you don’t mind me asking?
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Hey buddy, can you do me a favor and tell me what markings are on the LMT bolt?
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Looking to throw together a sr15 cqb, are all the factory bolt carrier croups for them m16 cut?
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I run the sandcutter/LMT bolt/colt small parts in one of my rifles, love too see another man of good taste
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How does it run?
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Did you use a staking tool for the POF upgrade? If so, which one?
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St Croix Tactical has some premo BCG’s
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Cryptic wins tho
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For anyone wondering just why, here’s most of the advantages of these parts: The Knight’s carrier’s chrome plating is far superior as compared to the mil-spec manganese phosphate finish. It has enhanced lubricity, durability, corrosion resistance, ease of cleaning, and can be run completely dry. It also includes debris channels to deal with sand (or any other form of debris) in the action. The LMT bolt is made of a proprietary bolt material that is more durable than the mil-spec carpenter 158, a stress cut that increases the durability of the locking lugs and both a fully supported cartridge face along with a lobster tail extractor to aid in extraction. The POF roller cam just reduces wear on your upper. The VDI firing pin has a special treatment (LifeCoat) which I am unfamiliar with but it probably enhanced wear and corrosion resistance. All together this BCG will cost about $500 but you get an extra carrier key from the POF roller pin kit. I would like to stress that all of these parts are complete overkill for your average civilian shooter or even frontline infantryman. Most of these upgrades are only applicable if you are operating in a extreme environments with lot’s of fully automatic fire. However, if you have the money, by all means invest in these parts because it is an order of magnitude better than any other BCG you can buy.
