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  • gobler
    Veteran Member
    • Mar 2010
    • 3348

    Which BCG???

    OK, I need to buy a Bolt Carrier Group. I'm looking at the Nickel Boron coated BSG's from two companies. I would welcome additional manufactures if you know of any. The first is Fail Zero and the second is WMD guns. I would like a full auto M16 with hammer BSG.

    If you think one is no good then explain why. Thank you all.
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    gobler
    Veteran Member
    • Mar 2010
    • 3348

    Well two things, first the PSA BSG is not NiBX. Second, since they gave in to our tyrants on not selling rebuild kits I no longer support them....
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    • #4
      Synergy
      I need a LIFE!!
      • May 2008
      • 14303

      I have 5 GI BCGs running great.
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        J.O.
        Member
        • Jul 2012
        • 284

        I think it may be more efficient if you explain why you believe those two products are superior to other products on the market. Then if someone believes another product is superior to the products you proposed, they can explain why they feel the way they do.
        "Fear Is The Tool Used To Command Us"

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          J.O.
          Member
          • Jul 2012
          • 284

          bcg:

          Hammer:

          Saves you a couple bucks and upgraded bolt steel. Not sure what the extractor is made of. Prob 158 carp
          "Fear Is The Tool Used To Command Us"

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          • #7
            gobler
            Veteran Member
            • Mar 2010
            • 3348

            Originally posted by J.O.
            I think it may be more efficient if you explain why you believe those two products are superior to other products on the market. Then if someone believes another product is superior to the products you proposed, they can explain why they feel the way they do.

            I have seen numerous tests and read reports on NiBX BCG running 2000+ rounds completely dry with zero hiccups. Cleaning is far easier so basic maintenance should be less time consuming. I live in a rather dry, dusty environment and have seen my BIL's rifle jam up with crud blown in and gumming up the workings as dust mixes with the oils. In the event a SHTF happens I would like a system that would be less likely to give me problems. Yes I understand AR/M16 BCGs have been around for about 5 decades and work but new innovations in coatings and manufacturing creates more reliable and durable firearms...

            Thanks for the links.
            Last edited by gobler; 09-03-2013, 3:42 AM.
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              J.O.
              Member
              • Jul 2012
              • 284

              Originally posted by gobler
              So I have to justify my reasons for wanting a product? OK...

              I have seen numerous tests and read reports on NiBX BCG running 2000+ rounds completely dry with zero hiccups. Cleaning is far easier so basic maintenance should be less time consuming. I live in a rather dry, dusty environment and have seen my BIL's rifle jam up with crud blown in and gumming up the workings as dust mixes with the oils. In the event a SHTF happens I would like a system that would be less likely to give me problems. Yes I understand AR/M16 BCGs have been around for about 5 decades and work but new innovations in coatings and manufacturing creates more reliable and durable firearms... Did I pass the test?
              So from what I'm reading your main concern is to not have to clean your bcg often and the ability to use minimal lube. Well then, pick any company that has a nibx, np3, ion, nitride coating.

              or since cleaning is the issue maybe a piston setup is your better option.

              Last edited by J.O.; 09-03-2013, 4:12 AM.
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              • #9
                North Bay Guy
                Senior Member
                • Nov 2012
                • 1230

                Originally posted by gobler
                Well two things, first the PSA BSG is not NiBX. Second, since they gave in to our tyrants on not selling rebuild kits I no longer support them....
                1. That's my point. Spend the extra money you'll save on ammo.
                2. Several companies and a gun show promoter have had a Supreme Court Lawsuit filed against them for selling mag rebuilt kits to Ca or in Ca.

                So in fact mag rebuild kits are legal to posses in Ca per the DOJ, they have specifically stated that they are legal. We all know they're legal here. However I can't say I fault PSA for not wanting to risk the financial and legal burden a lawsuit could bring them for selling rebuild kits to Ca. I blame our own government for its endless attack on the 2A, the voters and non voters the same. I do not blame PSA.
                Last edited by North Bay Guy; 09-03-2013, 5:35 AM.

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                • #10
                  Hiking CA
                  Member
                  • Mar 2011
                  • 467

                  Originally posted by gobler
                  Well two things, first the PSA BSG is not NiBX. Second, since they gave in to our tyrants on not selling rebuild kits I no longer support them....
                  This.

                  Go with the WMD.

                  Thank me later.

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