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Posted: 3/3/2015 11:56:13 AM EDT
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A little movement is normal and expected. If you want to tighten it up, get an accuwedge.
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Posted: 3/3/2015 2:05:51 PM EDT
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They're universal so you will have to trim to fit..
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Posted: 3/3/2015 2:43:14 PM EDT
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I see, thanks for your guys quick response. Im going to start searching for one know.
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Posted: 3/3/2015 5:16:28 PM EDT
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o rings, ear plug, accu wedge, coat of paint, they all work. But this isn't going to affect accuracy, I would just leave it alone. YMMV?
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Posted: 3/3/2015 6:40:41 PM EDT
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They're universal so you will have to trim to fit.. You only have to trim the bottom of it if you are using them in a high shelf receiver (ones that will not allow a RLL to work without milling the shelf in the receiver back down to low shelf spec's). Hence they where designed as drop in's for the lower shelf receivers |
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Posted: 3/3/2015 6:44:30 PM EDT
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dont worry about it play is normal
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Posted: 3/3/2015 6:47:00 PM EDT
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dont worry about it play is normal This. Stop solving problems that don't exist. |
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Posted: 3/7/2015 1:01:50 AM EDT
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Edited...VA-gunnut
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Posted: 3/7/2015 3:37:45 AM EDT
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dont worry about it play is normal THIS. The obsession with tight upper/lower has to stop. They aren't designed to be that way. |
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Posted: 3/7/2015 4:45:20 AM EDT
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THIS. The obsession with tight upper/lower has to stop. They aren't designed to be that way. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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dont worry about it play is normal THIS. The obsession with tight upper/lower has to stop. They aren't designed to be that way. |
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Posted: 3/7/2015 11:54:34 AM EDT
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How about stopping the obsession with loose receivers? I've yet to see one individual from the THIS crowd post a viable remedy...not one. Furthermore there are plenty of military rifles not designed to "be that way" but that did not stop tightening up a match M1A, Garand,1903 Springfield, the 1911 or has it stopped tightening up the AR15. At Camp Perry they run screws through the receivers and it's supported in the rule book. AR15 slop comes primarily from one manufacturer seeing to it that his receiver fits a competitor's receiver. Most shooters simply prefer a rifle that feel's tight and an AR15 is no exception. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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dont worry about it play is normal THIS. The obsession with tight upper/lower has to stop. They aren't designed to be that way. Here's a solution: go to a place in person. Pick up an upper and test fit it against every lower receiver on site until one is snug. Then buy it. It has no affect on accuracy, and if that's a pet peeve that's the viable solution. I like a gun that's a little loose, usually they function better. |
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Posted: 3/7/2015 12:46:13 PM EDT
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An Accu-Wedge does not prevent side to side twist...Use an AR15Accu-Shim to end annoying receiver slop. AR15AccuShim Surfacing/fitting for a first timer may take 30 minutes. Says the guy who: 1. Has 193 posts.... 2. the majority of all posts on this site are all about how important it is to remove play between the upper and lower. 3. Is shilling for his own company who is selling shims (see link posted above) 4. Willing to shill for his own company on this site, but cant even spring for a simple membership, much less a dealer's membership. As posted on the website you shilled: Wheel Diamonds If you look up the owner of that company - it is owned by some guy named "John". Coincidence? I think not. John, I am all for the little guy manufacturer.... but since you take a dump in just about every thread that discusses this, and then shill your own company.... caveat emptor. |
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Posted: 3/7/2015 1:31:43 PM EDT
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Nice bust.
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Posted: 3/7/2015 4:22:26 PM EDT
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Says the guy who: 1. Has 193 posts.... 2. the majority of all posts on this site are all about how important it is to remove play between the upper and lower. 3. Is shilling for his own company who is selling shims (see link posted above) 4. Willing to shill for his own company on this site, but cant even spring for a simple membership, much less a dealer's membership. As posted on the website you shilled: Wheel Diamonds 7180 Adams Ln Greenwood LA 71033 If you look up the owner of that company - it is owned by some guy named "John". Coincidence? I think not. John, I am all for the little guy manufacturer.... but since you take a dump in just about every thread that discusses this, and then shill your own company.... caveat emptor. Quote HistoryQuoted: Quoted: An Accu-Wedge does not prevent side to side twist...Use an AR15Accu-Shim to end annoying receiver slop. AR15AccuShim Surfacing/fitting for a first timer may take 30 minutes. Says the guy who: 1. Has 193 posts.... 2. the majority of all posts on this site are all about how important it is to remove play between the upper and lower. 3. Is shilling for his own company who is selling shims (see link posted above) 4. Willing to shill for his own company on this site, but cant even spring for a simple membership, much less a dealer's membership. As posted on the website you shilled: Wheel Diamonds 7180 Adams Ln Greenwood LA 71033 If you look up the owner of that company - it is owned by some guy named "John". Coincidence? I think not. John, I am all for the little guy manufacturer.... but since you take a dump in just about every thread that discusses this, and then shill your own company.... caveat emptor. |
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