When you order a bolt and barrel combination from Alexander Arms, it comes with a firing pin correct? I'm getting all the parts ordered and just want to make sure I don't need to order this particular part.
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Re: Quick Question for firing pin
Should, but it never hurts to have a spare pin...and they're not that much anyway.
Should, but it never hurts to have a spare pin...and they're not that much anyway.
Re: Quick Question for firing pin
Good point, you use the same firing pin for 6.5G as as 5.56 correct?
Good point, you use the same firing pin for 6.5G as as 5.56 correct?
Re: Quick Question for firing pin
No, you'll be getting JUST the bolt ( with the barrel) not the bolt carrier or firing pin.Grendel bolt is different from 5.56 bolt as the face is opened up a wee bit and it's headspaced to the barrel.If you're putting one together and already have a complete bolt carrier then change only the bolt and keep the other for a spare to use in another ( you will have several if you don't already).Firing pin is the same BTW....
No, you'll be getting JUST the bolt ( with the barrel) not the bolt carrier or firing pin.Grendel bolt is different from 5.56 bolt as the face is opened up a wee bit and it's headspaced to the barrel.If you're putting one together and already have a complete bolt carrier then change only the bolt and keep the other for a spare to use in another ( you will have several if you don't already).Firing pin is the same BTW....
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