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    Staked BCG with Hammer and Punch new bcg pics added

    I really wasn't happy with how the bolt carrier key was staked I felt it was on the borderline anyway I posted a couple pics for your examination.What do you think and please be honest.(I know you will be)
    I used a center punch and a good sized ball peen hammer.By the way this is a CMT M16 Carrier and bolt



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    That is the same method as is used in the military (Field Staking Method) but we used a punch that was a little more friendly.

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    I really wasn't happy with how the bolt carrier key was staked I felt it was on the borderline anyway I posted a couple pics for your examination.What do you think and please be honest.(I know you will be)
    I used a center punch and a good sized ball peen hammer.By the way this is a CMT M16 Carrier and bolt






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    the strikes were light at first then I gave a good whack because I wanted it to be the last thing that scews up on my carbine.Did you not stake them as much as me.Do you think I may have overdone it ?

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    Mine looked a little prettier, that's all.

    Quote Originally Posted by the.2nd1 View Post
    the strikes were light at first then I gave a good whack because I wanted it to be the last thing that scews up on my carbine.Did you not stake them as much as me.Do you think I may have overdone it ?



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    Quote Originally Posted by Iraqgunz View Post
    Mine looked a little prettier, that's all.
    Yours must have looked great. I thought mine looked very funtional

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    Quote Originally Posted by the.2nd1 View Post
    Yours must have looked great. I thought mine looked very funtional
    I wouldn't take any offense.

    I mean, the guy IS a professional armorer

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    I meant simply the way that it turned out out. I used a punch with a finer tip, that was somewhat rounded. So I was able to make the stakes without as much "flaking". Could simply be the metal.

    Now, if you were doing this routinely I would say invest in a MOACKS.

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    Yours must have looked great. I thought mine looked very funtional



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