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Posted: 2/26/2006 6:41:40 PM EDT
any tips/inputs re: daewoo rifles/carbines. are they reliable considering they are also ar15/ar18 clones. thanks
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Having owned an AR100 I can tell you that replacement parts will be a Mofo. Little does break on them, but if it does, your screwed. IMHO - Ditch it for as much as you can get, and get a replacement AR-15 There are virtually no US resident parts available, and only a very few of the Daewoo parts can be interchanged with AR-15 parts (I sold mine 1 year prior to the end of the ban for $1200 - no way to get that now!) |
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Yeah, well parts are the issue. Actually, parts are the only issue. Every once in awhile someone sells parts on Egay, sometimes on Sturmgewehr. When I find them, I buy them. Now have just about everything I might need. Well, almost. My K2 is the last semi I will ever sell. It goes bang every time. No exceptions. The stock hammer spring was too weak for some of my SA, so I replaced it with the standard M16 spring - but this isn't a knock on the gun. Undeveloped, it has died on the vine - a historical footnote. No rails, no flattops, no modular anything - no fault of the gun, just a victim of circumstances. Sam |
Spare bolt? and the firing pin IIRC is different. |
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