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  • zvardan
    Senior Member
    • Oct 2009
    • 657

    Riflegear BCG

    Hello!

    Background. I purchased a bcg from you last week (Riflegear), received it in the mail this week.

    The bcg looks used...I know they are tested (at least in some factories), but the bcg you sent me looks a little more used ( I can takes pics when I get home). The phospate has come off in some areas, the bolt face had grime and (brass?) bits in it. I disassembled it to clean, and it didn't seem to bad. Also, the bolt itself doesn't have any markings. Is this normal?
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    H2H
    Senior Member
    • Jun 2005
    • 1656

    FYI, not a riflegear bcg but I just got a brand new BCM bcg and it was tested more than usual compare to a spike or palmetto( at least 1 or 2 30 rds mags though it, lots of brass marks).
    Does not bother me and at least you know it's good to go.

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    • #3
      shark92651
      Vendor/Retailer
      • Oct 2006
      • 5431

      Originally posted by zvardan
      Hello!

      Background. I purchased a bcg from you last week (Riflegear), received it in the mail this week.

      The bcg looks used...I know they are tested (at least in some factories), but the bcg you sent me looks a little more used ( I can takes pics when I get home). The phospate has come off in some areas, the bolt face had grime and (brass?) bits in it. I disassembled it to clean, and it didn't seem to bad. Also, the bolt itself doesn't have any markings. Is this normal?
      It's normal for them to look tested. Since we don't deal in used parts or firearms at all, and don't take returns on firearms or uppers except in extremely rare circumstances, it is highly unlikely you would have received a used item by mistake. Email us with your order number so we can see exactly which SKU you are talking about. Some pics may help as well.
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