Good BCG for $100?

[juelz919]

Working on my next build. I have been looking around last one i bought was an aim surplus Nitride C158.

This time i am looking at the NiB one for the same price

http://www.aimsurplus.com/product.aspx?item=XAIMBCGNIBBDG&name=AIM+AR%2fM16+.223%2f5.56+NiB+9310+MPI+BDG+Bolt+Carrier+Group&groupid=929

Is that NiB just the newest TactiCOOL item? or is there a legitimate reason to go that route over the nitride c158 again.

Thanks for the help.

[8mmFMJ]

I just ordered this for my wife's build

http://www.tacticalambush.com/AR-15-556-Military-NIB-By-Tactical-Ambush_p_226.html

20$ more but I've heard good things about TA.

[triggs75]

http://www.aimsurplus.com/product.aspx?item=XAIMBCGV2&name=AIM v2 BLACK NITRIDE

[phungn]

Aim has their new bcg too. Nitride bolt with nib carrier

[juelz919]

http://www.aimsurplus.com/product.aspx?item=XAIMBCGV2&name=AIM v2 BLACK NITRIDE

I believe that is the one i have currently. It looks almost identical. But i believe i bought it on special for 79.99. either way are you saying it is betterthan the NiB

[triggs75]

Didn't look at your first link but yeah the same.

I am not of fan of Nib, I prefer the nitride. I have a wmd nib and to me it does not seem to run as smooth as the nitrides that I have. Probably just me and may have a so so Nib coating on mine.

Chad

[8mmFMJ]

Didn't look at your first link but yeah the same.

I am not of fan of Nib, I prefer the nitride. I have a wmd nib and to me it does not seem to run as smooth as the nitrides that I have. Probably just me and may have a so so Nib coating on mine.

Chad

Take a new nitride bolt and a new anodized upper. Slide them together. Feel that grind. It's there make no mistake. Pull out a nitride bolt after 500 rounds and look at the polished surfaces. The smooth and shiny areas on the carrier just under the gas key and just above the bottom lip. A coating like hard chrome or NiB gives you this smoothness right out of the gate. With a NiB there is not much of a break in procedure. In fact you don't even need much/if any oil on them. With nitride (a coating to prevent rust), you get a rough surface that requires a lot of oil until the wear surfaces are polished.

[peacedivision]

For easy cleanup I like my spikes NIB, but I don't see any difference in performance against a normal phosphate BCG.

[Nguyen]

if i need a bcg to trust my life with = BCM
if i need a bcg to trust my life with and only have 100 dollars: PSA

if you want to be cool then get nickel boron...

[Checkk]

If I went Nib, I would go with toolcraft Nib. $113.

http://www.wcarmory.com/toolcraft-bcg-223-5-56-bolt-carrier-group-mpi-ni-bo-complete.htm

http://www.wcarmory.com/toolcraft-bcg-223-5-56-bolt-carrier-group-mpi-ni-bo-t-c-engraved.htm

[mif_slim]

I did these just to see what the NicB was all about. I've shot about 450rds through it. Not much of a testing as I use to do (use to shoot almost every day at the range) but it seems to be pretty good. Easy cleaning thats for sure. Just get a dry towel and wipe off the bcg seem to get most the carbon deposit out.

I believe their also a vendor here on CG.

http://www.shop.ar15hardware.com/product.sc;jsessionid=98FFA8DFA6047A959BE78D21ACFC5B3C.m1plqscsfapp06?productId=355&categoryId=1

EDIT: NVM, just looked, their OOS

[Germz]

I took a gamble on this. It's the description that gave me a good laugh and made me buy one.

This is the deal of the day! Here is a brand new in the package DPMS complete Commercial .223 Remington TiN (Titanium Nitride Coated) complete bolt carrier. This is one of the best bolt carriers made on the market with everything being 100% Titanium Nitride Coated for super smooth and clean operation. Not to mention it makes your gun look just super cool with the gold Titanium Nitride Coating. Shipping is only 10.00 to anywhere in the lower 48 States.

[Oceanbob]

I run AIM on several builds and they are good to go.

My favorite is the black nitride.

I bought a spare black nitride bolt for my SHTF AR repair kit.

http://youtu.be/C7JB1MnyK2g