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Posted: 5/6/2009 5:50:57 PM EDT
| Anybody know anything about these BCG's and the claims on lubricity? Sounds interesting..... |
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No way I'd ever trust anything running lubeless in my AR - there's no way that thing will run with no lube, I don't care what they say - especially if you're running an SBR or SBR + Suppressed.
It's expensive and gimmicky if you ask me. Get a standard, good quality BCG, and just keep it lightly lubed. Or, get a Young National Match BCG for less money if you want the bling factor and a little more slickness to the metal. I have a Young and I love it, but it definitely requires lube. Just my .02. -Glenn |
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No way I'd ever trust anything running lubeless in my AR - there's no way that thing will run with no lube, I don't care what they say - especially if you're running an SBR or SBR + Suppressed. It's expensive and gimmicky if you ask me. Get a standard, good quality BCG, and just keep it lightly lubed. Or, get a Young National Match BCG for less money if you want the bling factor and a little more slickness to the metal. I have a Young and I love it, but it definitely requires lube. Just my .02. -Glenn this |
| I was just at the range today with mine. I ran 350rds through it with no lube and fired every shot with no problems. Thats not saying much since some have run a phosphate bcg with no lube for about that many rds before. It wiped clean making cleaning a breeze. I also took out my young n/m m16 bcg and this i did lube up well and had no issues with that either. I ran about 250rds through the national match. The fail zero had less to clean. |
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