- Jul 29, 2014
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As far s the rifle's concerned, my only experience with them was when I fixed a stoppage for a guy at the range. Gun was fairly dry. BCG looked a little cheesy.
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Necroing isn't all that rare on MDS, but I looked at it again and you might be right. What would be the point, though?
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Cheesy as in... 'not optimal', or cheesy as in... you should replace it as soon as you get a chance?
- Jul 29, 2014
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I did recommend he replace the bcg with a decent (I gave him the perameters) mil spec bcg.
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