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Posted: 9/6/2013 10:03:17 AM EDT
| Once again I went over my head in my quest to build an AR. Because there were no BCG's in stock within my budget, I went ahead and ordered all the parts off of Brownells that I need to assemble one. As I was ordering I scrounged up a quick list of parts I need, but now I'm not so sure I ordered everything I need. Here's what I ordered: 1 Bolt Carrier, 1 Stripped Bolt, 1 AR Firing Pin, 1 Cam Pin, 1 Firing Pin Retaining Pin, 1 Extractor Spring with Insert. If you guys need the link the the individual products I can post those if requested. Thanks for all your help. |
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Once again I went over my head in my quest to build an AR. Because there were no BCG's in stock within my budget, I went ahead and ordered all the parts off of Brownells that I need to assemble one. As I was ordering I scrounged up a quick list of parts I need, but now I'm not so sure I ordered everything I need. Here's what I ordered: 1 Bolt Carrier, 1 Stripped Bolt, 1 AR Firing Pin, 1 Cam Pin, 1 Firing Pin Retaining Pin, 1 Extractor Spring with Insert. If you guys need the link the the individual products I can post those if requested. Thanks for all your help. Gas rings Ejector, ejector spring, ejector pin. |
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Gas rings Ejector, ejector spring, ejector pin. Quoted:
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Once again I went over my head in my quest to build an AR. Because there were no BCG's in stock within my budget, I went ahead and ordered all the parts off of Brownells that I need to assemble one. As I was ordering I scrounged up a quick list of parts I need, but now I'm not so sure I ordered everything I need. Here's what I ordered: 1 Bolt Carrier, 1 Stripped Bolt, 1 AR Firing Pin, 1 Cam Pin, 1 Firing Pin Retaining Pin, 1 Extractor Spring with Insert. If you guys need the link the the individual products I can post those if requested. Thanks for all your help. Gas rings Ejector, ejector spring, ejector pin. Beat me by a few seconds.... |
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You need an extractor, extractor pin, ejector, ejector spring, ejector pin and gas rings.
bolt carrier Everything you need to know is in the Build It Yourself forum. |
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Thanks again man. I'm starting to realize this may be a bit more complicated then I thought it would be, but I'm sure I'll be alright in the end. It is actually easier than you are making it out to be. Assembling a bolt is pretty easy also youtube I bet has videos that will give you a step by step. Relax and just remember to stake your gas key NO RED LOCTITE!!!!! |
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That's an incredible deal if you're okay with an 8620 bolt. |
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That's an incredible deal if you're okay with an 8620 bolt. Hell, I'm in for just the carrier. |
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Hell, I'm in for just the carrier. Lol. True. It is a good deal even for the carrier only. |
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Hell, I'm in for just the carrier. Order one. Maybe Brownell's will allow you to cancel your order. If not, returning it is always an option. |
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Good luck getting the ejector installed without a special tool. You might as well add this $45 item to your shopping list: |
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That's an incredible deal if you're okay with an 8620 bolt. Free shipping too. |
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TM 9-1005-319-23&P : Technical Manual - Field Maintenance Manual (Including Repair Parts and Special Tools List) for M16A2/A3/A4 and M4/M4A1
http://www.kdeguns.com/ar-manual/M4%2016%2023Pchange8.pdf USE THIS TM. It will assist you in assembling your AR15. |
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Good luck getting the ejector installed without a special tool. You might as well add this $45 item to your shopping list: http://www.brownells.com/gunsmith-tools-supplies/rifle-tools/bolt-tools/ejector-tools/ar-15-m16-ar-style-308-bolt-ejector-tool-prod18759.aspx You don't need that. A socket, small C-clamp, and fired 9mm casing work great together. 
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Quoted: You don't need that. A socket, small C-clamp, and fired 9mm casing work great together. Quoted: Quoted: Good luck getting the ejector installed without a special tool. You might as well add this $45 item to your shopping list: http://www.brownells.com/gunsmith-tools-supplies/rifle-tools/bolt-tools/ejector-tools/ar-15-m16-ar-style-308-bolt-ejector-tool-prod18759.aspx You don't need that. A socket, small C-clamp, and fired 9mm casing work great together. |
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Good luck getting the ejector installed without a special tool. You might as well add this $45 item to your shopping list: http://www.brownells.com/gunsmith-tools-supplies/rifle-tools/bolt-tools/ejector-tools/ar-15-m16-ar-style-308-bolt-ejector-tool-prod18759.aspx And this $35 complete bolt. Since they are all unmarked, only you know if it is 8620 or C185! You may never find out the difference unless you fire full auto. http://palmettostatearmory.com/index.php/ar15-complete-bolt-assembly-11765.html |
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Good luck getting the ejector installed without a special tool. You might as well add this $45 item to your shopping list: http://www.brownells.com/gunsmith-tools-supplies/rifle-tools/bolt-tools/ejector-tools/ar-15-m16-ar-style-308-bolt-ejector-tool-prod18759.aspx You don't need that. A socket, small C-clamp, and fired 9mm casing work great together. I've already seen.
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It would've made your life much easier if you had.
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