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[Ishootforblood]

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[bohoki]

well thats a shame why was it on so tight i only screw the tube on till it reaches the top of the threads

you can get a knockoff bullet button on ebay

http://www.ebay.com/itm/CA-Legal-Compliance-Bullet-Lock-Button-Mag-Release-Black-NEW-APM-/231221319101?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item35d5dd55bd

[Dano3467]

Just put a regular release on......Oh wait PRK, disregard that comment.

[ar15barrels]

you can get a knockoff bullet button on ebay

http://www.ebay.com/itm/CA-Legal-Com...item35d5dd55bd

He already bought a cheap knockoff.
That's why he had problems with it...

[baih777]

That's why I always thread the nut on to test the threads before I install the parts.

[PolishMike]

I don't see how it "failed" - all I see is how you failed installing it.


Where is the spring?

[B&D]

I've been installing a bunch of BB's recently and i've noticed the spring they include has too small of a I.D. and stays tight and compressed on the mag catch, causing it to stick. I always check the fitment of these parts before installing. I slide just the mag catch in and out along with the button set up to see if there are any burrs or machining differences. I got plenty of proper sized spring stock to replace em. Just be sure to check everything goes together outside 1st.

[jericho89]

Wow that sucks, first thing I noticed is how far it was threaded, should be flush with the threads. I am not seeing any finish knocked off of the threads so if it did cross thread it was the BB threads that failed. I try to remember to test fit threads outside of what ever I am assembling so I can use bigger tools to try to fix things like this. In the greater picture it sucks to loose $25 but at least you did not damage the lower.