Bluez
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What do you guys think of retrofitting a upgraded bolt in a non emergency situation.
What do you think of retrofitting it on a very low round round (under 500 rds) gun?
Can there be issues because it was not worn in with this bolt when itsa low round count gun?
How about headspacing?
Is that realistically a problem these days with our modular guns?
Here is the link to JP Enterprises impressive hard core bolt:
AR-15/M16/AR-STYLE .308 ENHANCEDBOLT™ BOLT ASSEMBLY | Brownells SES&avad=avant&ch=aff&aid=35987
Now I already have 3 spare bolts supporting my 5 5.56 NATO AR's..
But i like the idea of just having a super strong bolt in a rifle so I dont have to schlepp a spare in the grip.
Also I wonder if the 7.62 version that they also have will fit into my 50 BeoWulf BCG which is supposed to be a 7.62 based BCG...
I have a feeling the bolt in a 50 Beowulf gun could probably do with some upgrading due to the forces involved.
thoughts much appreciated
What do you think of retrofitting it on a very low round round (under 500 rds) gun?
Can there be issues because it was not worn in with this bolt when itsa low round count gun?
How about headspacing?
Is that realistically a problem these days with our modular guns?
Here is the link to JP Enterprises impressive hard core bolt:
AR-15/M16/AR-STYLE .308 ENHANCEDBOLT™ BOLT ASSEMBLY | Brownells SES&avad=avant&ch=aff&aid=35987
Now I already have 3 spare bolts supporting my 5 5.56 NATO AR's..
But i like the idea of just having a super strong bolt in a rifle so I dont have to schlepp a spare in the grip.
Also I wonder if the 7.62 version that they also have will fit into my 50 BeoWulf BCG which is supposed to be a 7.62 based BCG...
I have a feeling the bolt in a 50 Beowulf gun could probably do with some upgrading due to the forces involved.
thoughts much appreciated
