Between the regular BB, and the B16 BB. Which one looks more of a fixed mag lock? I understand they both serve the same purpose. Which do you guys recommend?
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the raddlock and the b-16 are both awesome "bullet button's". i have the raddlock and it came raddling loose due to all the vibration. all it took to fix this was a little blue threaded loctite and now it works perfect. the tolerances on the magpul pmag and the metal magazines have a different lip on them so a little tuning is required. the b-16 i hear is a great button as well.its better to be judged by twelve, than to be carried by six.

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Thanks,... would a .308 be small enough to use as the "tool"the raddlock and the b-16 are both awesome "bullet button's". i have the raddlock and it came raddling loose due to all the vibration. all it took to fix this was a little blue threaded loctite and now it works perfect. the tolerances on the magpul pmag and the metal magazines have a different lip on them so a little tuning is required. the b-16 i hear is a great button as well.Comment
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On the Raddlock, yes. Not sure about the B-16.Comment
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