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Posted: 2/5/2014 6:05:41 AM EDT
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Well I am finally picking up my rifle this weekend. I a getting a new RRA from a friend of mine who is a FFA and he is giving my a great deal. I know many people look at RRA not holding up to some of the other high end brands but I have a couple friends who shoot them and really like them. Keep in mind this is going to be a range gun mostly. I see my self shooting 1000-2000 rounds a year.
I plan on going to the range and shooting a good bit before I change anything but I have been reading and thought I might change out some parts to make the gun more reliable here was my thoughts for changing a few things out after I shoot it first. 1. Spikes or BCM Bolt carrier group 2. BCM charging Handle 3. mil-spec stock with h1 buffer Is there any thing else I should do or is this a waste of money? Thanks |
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I would leave it alone. None of the items you list will affect reliability.
You didn't say what type of rifle/carbine, but it it is a carbine the only thing I might consider is a BCM SOPMOD Bolt Upgrade kit...to be kept for spare parts when you need them. If my BCM charging handle you mean the Gunfighter, it is stronger than a standard CH but most people will never abuse their rifle enough to warrant one. It will make manipulating the charging handle easier. |
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