Blitzkrieg Components Mbus Pro Tritium front sight problem

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    outrider58

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    Jul 29, 2014
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    Can you grind away the bottom of the front sight post to stop it from bottoming out? Or do you think the tritium will disappear as a result?
     
    Barrel bent, receiver needs faced, loose barrel nut?????

    Loose barrel nut, no. Torqued to 60ft lbs.

    Now, the receiver needing faced is going to have me buying a new upper receiver as Bcm uppers are manufactured thicker in the extension for the barrel to make it a tight fit and at the risk of damaging something in the process I did not re face the upper as I do to all my other uppers as a matter of course. You have to use a heat gun to expand the aluminum to insert the barrel extension in.

    The barrel is from Criterion which from what I've read is a good company to buy barrels from so I'm hesitant to look at the barrel as the source. I guess I could roll it on a flat surface to see if it's straight?
     

    3paul10

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    Mar 6, 2012
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    Sounds like very good components and built well, so I doubt those are your issues...but always good to consider. Keep us posted on it please
     

    Alea Jacta Est

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    My guess remains that it is a known issue. I’m just guessing further but offsets tend to not be same as top mount. I’ve installed several Blitzkriegs. Almost all were in fixed sights. While that doesn’t help you per se, I had no problems with them. Not cause I’m a smith but more likely because that’s the application they were designed and built for...

    A call costs nothing but a little time. The manufacturer has staff with expertise. Lord knows I’ve called a few and sent back this or that over the years to be fixed and or for me to be told, operator error.

    Good luck.
     

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