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Posted: 9/18/2009 4:00:18 PM EDT
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We have had good luck with the Adam's system.
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Posted: 9/18/2009 4:41:58 PM EDT
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Take a look at Addax
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Posted: 9/18/2009 5:26:02 PM EDT
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Im trying to figure out the same thing I cant decide which one has a clear advantage Adams Arms or CMMG but with the round count the guys at magpul must have and they have good luck I'mthinking about Adams arms I'm just wondering if the one piece carrier would be a big deal to have
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Posted: 9/18/2009 7:26:04 PM EDT
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2nd the question about the one piece carrier. Does having the one piece carrier for the Adams Arms system really make that much difference? Are there any problems with using your standard carrier with the new key provided by Adams Arms installed?
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Im trying to figure out the same thing I cant decide which one has a clear advantage Adams Arms or CMMG but with the round count the guys at magpul must have and they have good luck I'mthinking about Adams arms I'm just wondering if the one piece carrier would be a big deal to have |
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Posted: 9/18/2009 8:02:11 PM EDT
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2nd the question about the one piece carrier. Does having the one piece carrier for the Adams Arms system really make that much difference? Are there any problems with using your standard carrier with the new key provided by Adams Arms installed? Quoted:
Im trying to figure out the same thing I cant decide which one has a clear advantage Adams Arms or CMMG but with the round count the guys at magpul must have and they have good luck I'mthinking about Adams arms I'm just wondering if the one piece carrier would be a big deal to have Yeah it makes a huge difference. |
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Posted: 9/18/2009 8:10:37 PM EDT
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2nd the question about the one piece carrier. Does having the one piece carrier for the Adams Arms system really make that much difference? Are there any problems with using your standard carrier with the new key provided by Adams Arms installed? Quoted:
Im trying to figure out the same thing I cant decide which one has a clear advantage Adams Arms or CMMG but with the round count the guys at magpul must have and they have good luck I'mthinking about Adams arms I'm just wondering if the one piece carrier would be a big deal to have Yeah it makes a huge difference. Not to be a PITA, but could you elaborate on that? I plan on getting one for sure on my primary AR, but am trying to decide on whether or not it is nessasary on the "back-up"? Thanks in advance for the knowledge. 
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Posted: 9/18/2009 8:40:21 PM EDT
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2nd the question about the one piece carrier. Does having the one piece carrier for the Adams Arms system really make that much difference? Are there any problems with using your standard carrier with the new key provided by Adams Arms installed? Quoted:
Im trying to figure out the same thing I cant decide which one has a clear advantage Adams Arms or CMMG but with the round count the guys at magpul must have and they have good luck I'mthinking about Adams arms I'm just wondering if the one piece carrier would be a big deal to have Yeah it makes a huge difference. Not to be a PITA, but could you elaborate on that? I plan on getting one for sure on my primary AR, but am trying to decide on whether or not it is nessasary on the "back-up"? Thanks in advance for the knowledge.
The 1pc carrier is designed much differently than a standard AR carrier. The most important advantage is the solid key that can never shear off. The skis on the rear of the carrier are also an improvement which helps with carrier tilt. |
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Posted: 9/18/2009 8:43:38 PM EDT
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2nd the question about the one piece carrier. Does having the one piece carrier for the Adams Arms system really make that much difference? Are there any problems with using your standard carrier with the new key provided by Adams Arms installed? Quoted:
Im trying to figure out the same thing I cant decide which one has a clear advantage Adams Arms or CMMG but with the round count the guys at magpul must have and they have good luck I'mthinking about Adams arms I'm just wondering if the one piece carrier would be a big deal to have Yeah it makes a huge difference. Not to be a PITA, but could you elaborate on that? I plan on getting one for sure on my primary AR, but am trying to decide on whether or not it is nessasary on the "back-up"? Thanks in advance for the knowledge.
The 1pc carrier is designed much differently than a standard AR carrier. The most important advantage is the solid key that can never shear off. The skis on the rear of the carrier are also an improvement which helps with carrier tilt. Thank you for the info. Considering the carriers are so expensive, I will just have to add them to the AA systems "gradually" over time. lol. |
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Posted: 9/18/2009 8:53:36 PM EDT
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2nd the question about the one piece carrier. Does having the one piece carrier for the Adams Arms system really make that much difference? Are there any problems with using your standard carrier with the new key provided by Adams Arms installed? Quoted:
Im trying to figure out the same thing I cant decide which one has a clear advantage Adams Arms or CMMG but with the round count the guys at magpul must have and they have good luck I'mthinking about Adams arms I'm just wondering if the one piece carrier would be a big deal to have Yeah it makes a huge difference. Not to be a PITA, but could you elaborate on that? I plan on getting one for sure on my primary AR, but am trying to decide on whether or not it is nessasary on the "back-up"? Thanks in advance for the knowledge.
The 1pc carrier is designed much differently than a standard AR carrier. The most important advantage is the solid key that can never shear off. The skis on the rear of the carrier are also an improvement which helps with carrier tilt. Thank you for the info. Considering the carriers are so expensive, I will just have to add them to the AA systems "gradually" over time. lol. Yeah you can add one later on at anytime. |
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Posted: 9/18/2009 9:14:52 PM EDT
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Damn Im a left guess ill have to hope hat AA comes out with a lefty carrier group CMMG already has one but iv read more good reviews about AA
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Posted: 9/18/2009 9:18:05 PM EDT
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Damn Im a left guess ill have to hope hat AA comes out with a lefty carrier group CMMG already has one but iv read more good reviews about AA The AA stuff is nice and in most cases the bolt on key will last a very long time. |
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Posted: 9/18/2009 10:13:25 PM EDT
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Have there been reports of bolts shearing with the carrier conversion?
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Posted: 9/18/2009 10:21:05 PM EDT
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Have there been reports of bolts shearing with the carrier conversion? Not that I've seen. |
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Posted: 9/19/2009 2:44:56 AM EDT
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Why dont you look at getting an MRP upper from LMT? Their system is top notch with a one piece carrier and gas piston rod as well. Whats more, the versitility built into the system for barrel changes is a nice option. However this versatility comes at a price, the barrels are proprietary. I'm just buying two more barrels over time (an SBR and a 6.8) and I'll be set.
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Posted: 9/19/2009 3:32:08 AM EDT
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2nd the question about the one piece carrier. Does having the one piece carrier for the Adams Arms system really make that much difference? Are there any problems with using your standard carrier with the new key provided by Adams Arms installed? Quoted:
Im trying to figure out the same thing I cant decide which one has a clear advantage Adams Arms or CMMG but with the round count the guys at magpul must have and they have good luck I'mthinking about Adams arms I'm just wondering if the one piece carrier would be a big deal to have Yeah it makes a huge difference. Not to be a PITA, but could you elaborate on that? I plan on getting one for sure on my primary AR, but am trying to decide on whether or not it is nessasary on the "back-up"? Thanks in advance for the knowledge.
The 1pc carrier is designed much differently than a standard AR carrier. The most important advantage is the solid key that can never shear off. The skis on the rear of the carrier are also an improvement which helps with carrier tilt. Sounds like a winner. |
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