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Post by boiserob on May 20, 2011 5:39:56 GMT -8
I am looking to purchase one of your railed uppers but I have a question. Due to vision loss, I need to shoot left handed. Does your right-handed upper have the deflector "bump" for left handed operation? I know you will have left-handed uppers soon but I don't want to limit the resale value. Thanks for your time...
Rob
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Post by The Wolverine on May 20, 2011 5:45:09 GMT -8
No brass deflector, But BHW has a new Left hand railed upper that should fit your needs.
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Post by letaz77 on Jun 29, 2011 17:34:37 GMT -8
I too have a question regarding the railed uppers. I coundn't find a technical information section where to post my question. The question is: wouldn't it more prone to malfuntions due to carbon build-up between the rail and the Bolt Carrier Group? Are you (BHW) recomending these type of upper be used only with piston driven systems?  It seems like a pretty sweet operation where the BCG is kept in line and slides only front and back rather than floating around. I am just concern about reliability issues. I have heard nothing but good comments reagarding all BHW products, so it might just be me and the fact that I don't understand the physics involved in the cycle of operation once you include the two steel rods into the equation. |
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Post by Deleted on Jun 29, 2011 20:10:19 GMT -8
I too have a question regarding the railed uppers. I coundn't find a technical information section where to post my question. The question is: wouldn't it more prone to malfuntions due to carbon build-up between the rail and the Bolt Carrier Group? Are you (BHW) recomending these type of upper be used only with piston driven systems? I have never experienced any carbon buildup on the BCG. The railed upper will work with gas or piston. Same reliable operation on mine using a gas impingement system. |
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Post by letaz77 on Jun 30, 2011 22:12:23 GMT -8
;DThank you very much
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