Took my Anderson/BCA side-charger to the range today. She ate a little bit of brass.
Posted Mar 14, 2022, 12:08 AM UTC
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Love the a2 stock. I also had good luck with my bca side charger. I'm not convinced on agulia I got a box of 50 at my local bait store the owner said he got it cheap and so did I, must be light loads I had ftf in my 10/22 with it.
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yeah the a2 LOP is just too perfect and looks great. and it just doesn't feel well balanced with a carbine buffer/stock, the butt end is just a little bit too light and it makes the barrel feel even heavier.
might see if ammo might be the issue. the promag followers kept sticking really bad after the last round, had to turn them upside down and smack the follower on something hard to free them up. so I think they're part of the problem and probably mostly need broken in. have a promag stock coming for the rossi and an AK that should be on the way in a few days so I might pick up some cci minimags and take the rossi back out when the AK gets here to see if they work a little better.
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Promag is dogshit. Stay far away!
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lol I bought the mags with great reluctance. not many options out there and I think the oem mags were either nowhere to be found, out of stock, or absurdly over priced. 2 of the 3 worked fine outside of the follower sticking after the last round. the stock I have coming actually looks pretty decent for what it is. tacticool side folding bullshit for a $120 gun lmao.
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Well said
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about 140 rounds of Igman 7.62x39. have an upgraded firing pin, extra power hammer spring, and upgraded extractor. not a single malfunction. CPD 30 rounders worked 100%, didn't have to download them at all, sent a few mags through only loaded to ten just to make sure everything was working as expected, then sent some downrange from full mags, no issues at all. it's heavy and gets pretty warm if you send ~100 rounds through it in 20 minutes to half an hour. but that's to be expected.
the rossi rs22 didn't function flawlessly, but I'm blaming the malfunctions mostly on shitty aftermarket promags.