Posted: 1/18/2014 9:05:28 PM EDT
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Hey AIM, you guys have been great so far and I am new to AR's so I thought I would voice my concern. I got an AIM NiB BCG and it makes a funny noise when it slides in the receiver, I posted a picture and video and they said to post here and see what you think. I am not sure that its good, I feel it might really tear into my receiver.
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The issue is I want to know if AIM has had complaints about this before, if I need to return the BCG, or if it will not damage my receiver and will eventually break in.
| Nope sorry I can't do it, I've just been picking up the rifle and manually cycling it a few times every hour today just to see what happens and its wearing down the inside of my upper at an alarming rate. I emailed customer service asking for a refund. I just don't feel good running this thing in my rifle. I don't need a new receiver or anything, just need my money back and I will buy a higher quality BCG from someone who's got one in stock. Nothing against AIM, still a great company with a pretty good selection, but I must have gotten a fluke. |
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My new Aim NIB bcg chewed up the gas rings within 250 rounds. I replaced them last night, I will try it again to see if it does it again. Not that I care but the NIB coating is all stained from clp. The coating doesn't seem to be as robust as the spikes Nib bcg I have.
Nothing against AIM, Brian takes very good care of me, and my money  
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Nope sorry I can't do it, I've just been picking up the rifle and manually cycling it a few times every hour today just to see what happens and its wearing down the inside of my upper at an alarming rate. I emailed customer service asking for a refund. I just don't feel good running this thing in my rifle. I don't need a new receiver or anything, just need my money back and I will buy a higher quality BCG from someone who's got one in stock. Nothing against AIM, still a great company with a pretty good selection, but I must have gotten a fluke. So then why not just get an exchange? |