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Posted: 5/12/2015 2:04:27 PM EDT
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Oh, yeah. I will list everything along with many pics when it's done but for now what you're looking at is a Yankee Hill Machine 16" carbine barrel and fore end mounted on a Spikes upper. Barrel particulars here Hopefully, the rest of the parts will hit Thursday and I'll have my new Rifle running Friday. |
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here is the first one I made with hill barrel. http://artactical.net/uploads/3/2/3/1/3231215/6345879_orig.jpg http://artactical.net/uploads/3/2/3/1/3231215/9028763_orig.jpg Nice rifle. It's got a lot of the same stuff I'm going with. |
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Quoted: Nice rifle. It's got a lot of the same stuff I'm going with. Quoted: Quoted: here is the first one I made with hill barrel. http://artactical.net/uploads/3/2/3/1/3231215/6345879_orig.jpg http://artactical.net/uploads/3/2/3/1/3231215/9028763_orig.jpg Nice rifle. It's got a lot of the same stuff I'm going with. |
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Quoted: I would really like to get one of the lmt bolts but at 170.00 plus shipping and it is a little out of my range right now. Got one of the tactical ambush nib bolts coming this week. Hope it works well. |
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Quoted: I put an LMT bolt on my first 7.62x39 build years ago and I've had no issues. Will drop one in my new PSA AR47 also, while I don't normally replace working parts unless I have to, I've read a lot of threads about broken bolts and LMTs reputation is the best. |
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I would really like to get one of the lmt bolts but at 170.00 plus shipping and it is a little out of my range right now. Got one of the tactical ambush nib bolts coming this week. Hope it works well. I stand by this. I bought 2 ebay bolts, a Tactical Ambush NIB and a Liberty Gun Works bolt. I spent around $500 just in 7.62x39 bolts and it wasn't until I put in the LMT bolt that my paperweight actually functioned properly. Also, just cleaning it, handling it, etc you can get the feel that the bolt is worth every penny. I was scared to take off the extractor claw because of what fuckery might lie underneath that lobster tail extractor. But to my surprise it was completely well designed and easy to maintain. |
| I certainly understand about the lmt quality, I own several mrp's from them. This is just something I slapped together a couple of days ago because I came across a barrel that was to cheap to pass up. Already had all the other parts except for the bolt. I ordered the TA bolt to see how it goes. If the bolt fails, I will go with the lmt. I have just seen several people on many diff posts that have had good results without moving up to the lmt bolt. |
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