01-27-2021, 02:08 AM (This post was last modified: 01-27-2021, 02:11 AM by PrecisionFirearms.)
Made some real progress on the bolt carrier project. Making these in-house in our PA Facility. Just one of the projects behind the scenes while people dont realize what going on and why. Anyone in the market can tell you bolt carriers are extremely hard to get in quantity. We lost our 3rd party machine shop that was making them to our print when they were bought out by an larger company.
Will be giving away 5 carriers to 5 people on this forum that can convince me they can test them in a reasonable time frame and give me a solid report on how they worked. So send me your resume' !
Will be black nitrited.
Scott Gets one right off LOL
Mark Hostetter
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I'd send a resume but I just had cataract surgery on both eyes recently & was told not to do anything that would jostle my new lenses before the incisions heal. I should be able to get to the range in a couple of weeks.
I refuse to be victimized by notions of virtuous behavior.
Working on a 300HAMR project and may have to try one of them out. Have several of the 3rd party bcgs in Grendel and not one problem yet. Good to have another reputable company making bcgs.
I can test them in my new 6mm arc and also can test them in a manual setup since I got a kali key...
Ill need a gas key n screws to go along With it!
Not a volume fire guy but have ability to put plenty of 90-105 grainers down range
"Down the floor, out the door, Go Brandon Go!!!!!"
grayfox Wrote:I can test them in my new 6mm arc and also can test them in a manual setup since I got a kali key...
Ill need a gas key n screws to go along With it!
Not a volume fire guy but have ability to put plenty of 90-105 grainers down range
lol!!! Fuzzy brain waves at 2 am... still interested but the kali key is already assembled and it takes its own carrier...
but I can throw in some downranges with my new 556 build too!
sign me up!
"Down the floor, out the door, Go Brandon Go!!!!!"
I have the tools to pin gauge, measure and test any BCG made. I have multi calibres and ammunition for testing if needed. I'm also semi retired and have the time and the best rifle range in Montana 10 minutes, away to do the testing.
I am just a predator hunter. Not as ballistically smart as most of you....but I would certainly give you a real review. Right now I am shooting a Grendel Hunter BCG. And plenty of rounds in stock so I am still shooting both paper and Coyote.
olde sarge Wrote:Working on a 300HAMR project and may have to try one of them out. Have several of the 3rd party bcgs in Grendel and not one problem yet. Good to have another reputable company making bcgs.
rebby Wrote:Perfect timing! When will these be ready for sale? I know that I could use a few for customers. They're nearly impossible to find these days.
Currently I believe we can have some available end of Feb.
montana Wrote:I have the tools to pin gauge, measure and test any BCG made. I have multi calibres and ammunition for testing if needed. I'm also semi retired and have the time and the best rifle range in Montana 10 minutes, away to do the testing.
I should be able to get to the range in a couple of weeks. 
