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No, they just told me to purchase a whole new bolt body, and made sure to tell me I'd void my warranty if I did any work on it myself. I obviously disregarded.
I had a very different experience from you. I called AI to ask about replacing a damaged bolt head on a rifle I purchased. They told me they don't swap heads (even though I found a post on here where a rep stated they do), and instead offered to sell me a whole new bolt body for $800 and...
For the price of the Surefire can you're basically into the new Knights PRT supressors as well. Seems they've been releasing a lot of them, but I've yet to see much comparative feedback.
The PRI barrels are good to go. People also seem to have equivalently good luck with the Bison Armory barrels, for substantially less money. They do a properly cut SPR profile that will take an ops collar etc. Worth a look at least.
Not likely, as you've already turned your gas down so it's barely cycling. Reducing the dwell time will just mean you have to open the block to get the same amount of gas you're getting currenty.
Looking for a used 6.5 AI barrel. Would prefer something under 500 rounds, in the 22 - 26 inch range. Will only deal with established members with feedback. Thanks!
Have for sale a Schmidt and Bender PMII 5-25 with a P4FL reticle, ccw DT/ST. Scope saw 50 rounds on my .308 and has spent the rest of its life in my safe. 9.5/10 condition wise. Very minor ring marks on the bottom from the Badger rings it was in, but otherwise perfect. Glass is flawless. Will...
Gen 1 AT-X with 24" 6.5 CM barrel. No cold bore shift. Also returns perfectly to zero when removed and reinstalled. I use the carefully calibrated "by feel" technique when tightening the screw. Joking aside, I do turn the screw until it starts to tension, and then clock it to the same point...