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Posted: 2/3/2020 7:23:45 PM EDT
AR/M16 Bolt Carrier Group Micro-Polished Titanium Nitride HPT/MPI Micro-Polished Titanium Nitride BCG - $
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| Looks great. That's nice polishing work. How does the TiN finish react to repeated usage? Can you clean the carbon off it, or do you just live with the residual? |
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Originally Posted By AvalonRifle:
Looks great. That's nice polishing work. How does the TiN finish react to repeated usage? Can you clean the carbon off it, or do you just live with the residual? |
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Originally Posted By Steamedliver:
I absolutely dont need it. Wow, I do want it. |
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| You asked for thoughts. I like a lot of your stuff but on this one, I'll take a hard pass. It will be great for the guys who only shoot at the range and spend most of their time there bragging about having the most 'expensivest' and prettiest rifle there with only the most 'in' most tacticool stuff. You know, the same guys who pay $$$$$ for a Shamrock on their take down and pivot pins. Too bad I have never met one of those guys that could actually shoot worth a damn. All show, no go. Black Nitride is about as Gucci as I can get. |
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Originally Posted By Big-Bore: You asked for thoughts. I like a lot of your stuff but on this one, I'll take a hard pass. It will be great for the guys who only shoot at the range and spend most of their time there bragging about having the most 'expensivest' and prettiest rifle there with only the most 'in' most tacticool stuff. You know, the same guys who pay $$$$$ for a Shamrock on their take down and pivot pins. Too bad I have never met one of those guys that could actually shoot worth a damn. All show, no go. Black Nitride is about as Gucci as I can get. i will piggy back off this: as someone who used to drink Jim Jones' kool aid with respect to BCG coatings, i was surprised to see my brand new knights upper have a phosphate carrier. the more i shot this upper, the more i realized there is absolutely nothing wrong with a properly applied phosphate coating. i dont notice any sort of difference between this phosphate carrier and other nitrided carriers i have. even shooting suppressed. |
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Originally Posted By badkarmaiii: Is HPT actually beneficial, or does it damage the bolt steel? Genuinely curious. It certainly can. HPT may shorten the lifespan of the part. The tradeoff is that you know the part won't bust on the first shot. I prefer not questioning if it's going to bust on the first shot |
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