Iranian G3 Rifle

[jarhead714]

Unbalanced, awkward, and sights that are very much to my disliking. I can't stand them, especially up front. To me, it's a horrible picture.

[jarhead714]

Oh, and not especially easy to break down, clean, and get back together with a quickness, but it's true that it need not be done as often as some like myself like to do.

[penguin0123]

Oh, and not especially easy to break down, clean, and get back together with a quickness, but it's true that it need not be done as often as some like myself like to do.

??? Pull 2 (at most 3 if you have a pinned lower) and the gun comes apart. What else do you want?

[jarhead714]

I found getting it back together not that easy. Not my rifle though.

[jarhead714]

The bolt that doubles as a weapon, cleaning that is more what I was thinking.

[myk]

The bolt that doubles as a weapon, cleaning that is more what I was thinking.

Lol I'll remember that when they come for the gun and I run out of. 308; I'll just throw the BCG at them...

[penguin0123]

The bolt that doubles as a weapon, cleaning that is more what I was thinking.

True. God help you if you lock the bolt during cleaning.

[Lurch762]

True. God help you if you lock the bolt during cleaning.

LOL, done that more than a few times. If you don't want to give it a 1/4 turn and pull against the anti-bounce spring, you can always just put the bolt carrier into the receiver backwards and push. That'll unlock the rollers too.

[myk]

I dunno guys. After the first couple times I never had trouble with the BCG again; not too difficult at all IMO...

[atolax25]

Signed up at HK and RTG. How long did it take for you to get your heavy buffer? I saw Springfield's listing but I've heard way too many bad things about him...

I would definitely stay away from Springfield. I had him do work on my HK45 trigger a couple years ago and when I got it back the hammer would drop all the way when I used the decocker...

To be fair he covered the costs to fix it but that was a MAJOR safety issue and you'd think that's something he would check on before he let it out the door the first time.