Dooly

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Nope. Only the Bolt catch.

The BCG is new and still has the factory lube on it.

The blue line is just me using Microsoft paint to blur out the serial number on the pic for security. The blue scribbly line is not on the actual lower.

Hi. Selling a new/never fired Palmetto State Armory PREMIUM NICKEL BORON BCG w/ Carpenter 158 Bolt for .223/5.56/.300aac. $140 shipped. Comes in original box/tube. Never used. I accept PP (Fees on buyer), Venmo or Cash. I'm in Bergen Country so local pickup is available. First to reply "I'll take it" wins the sale.

Hi. Selling a Palmetto State Armory stripped lower (but has a Geissele bolt catch installed). No PSA logo. Never fired. Never mated. $85 Shipped. This item must be shipped to your FFL. All related FFL fees are on buyer. I'll accept PP (Fees on buyer), Venmo or cash. I'm in Bergen County. First to reply "I'll take it" wins the sale. I also have a new %100 BCM complete lower for sale, PM me if interested.

Selling a Holosun 510c *SOLD* and a Holosun HM3x magnifier. Both are nearly new/perfect condition. I can sell them individually or together. I'm located in Bergen county so you can pick up or I can ship. I accept PP, Venmo, Zelle or cash. 510c = $239.99. *SOLD* HM3x = $149.99 Pics of the actual items are below. Mounts are included on both. First to reply "I'll take it wins the sale"

For sale is a mixed batch (mostly match grade) of .308 Win and (7.62x51) ammo. 442 rounds total. $400 for all. Sorry but won't ship or part out. Must meet in or very near to Bergen County (or northern end of Sussex or Hudson Counties) or at an agreed upon location. Please see the below list of contents. 5 rds - 7.62x51, IMI Match, BTHP, 168 Grain 5 rds - 7.62x51, IMI Match, BTHP, 175 Grain 5 rds - 7.62x51, Federal Premium Gold Medal Match, 175 grain 5 rds - 7.62x51, Saltech, 150 grain 5 rds - 7.62x51, Magtech (MEN), 147 Grain 15 rds - 7.62x51 Winchester, 147 Grain 40 rds - 7.62x51 Federal (T762TNB1), 130 Grain OTM 5 rds - 308 Win, Hornady American Gunner, BTHP, 155 grain 5 rds - 308 Win, Hornady Steel Match, BTHP, 155 grain 8 rds - 308 Win, PMC, 147 Grain 15 rds - 308 Win, Armscor, 147 Grain 10 rds - 308 Win, Fiocchi, 150 Grain 32 rds - 308 Win, Magtech Sniper Match 168 grain 15 rds - 308 Win, Australian Outback Matchking, 168 grain 15 rds - 308 Win, PPU Matchline, 175 grain 37 rds - 308 Win, PMC XTAC Match, 168 grain 40 rds - 308 Win, Remington Match King, 168 grain 60 rds - 308 Win, Fiocchi Match King, 168 grain 10 rds - 308 Win, Federal Premium Gold Medal Match, 175 grain 110 rds - 308 Win, Federal Premium Gold Medal Match, 168 grain. Accepted payments are paypal, venmo or cash. Prefer cash but any transactions fees from online payment sites are on the buyer. Must show matching ID/FID. First to reply "I'll take it" wins the sale.

Just for laughs...it looked like your fly was open on one of the pics.

Yep... its easier to sell than buy (especially long guns.) No need for a special handgun permit, no NICs checks on you, etc... The hardest part of selling is finding and accepting low ball offers!

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I hate it when people are right. Time to bust out the moacks and filer and hope I don't loosen the fasteners while I'm staking as raz-o cautioned... I'll post a pic of it for all your giggles and toe-cringing when done. Thanks all for your advice and suggestions...y'all are the best!

I will probably just mark it and if there's any movement, I'm going to stake it more aggressively and not be concerned with the coating....or I might just sell it. :)

Yeah...was just saying to another cool cat on here that I have the brownells and a moacks tool but am hesitant to mar up the metal which may start a reaction to have the black nitride coating peel off and spread. I get the point of reliability and that anything else is superficial for some but what I meant to say is that I want to retain it's value in regards to time of length of usability with the black nitride coating and wear and tear... im not concerned about the resale value of a bcg...unless it was a higher end lwrc or pof bcg made from 1 piece machined part with no detachable gas key...which actually I'm selling a higher end POF with this bcg....lol

Thanks Johnny/siderman....out of curiosity as I've only staked castle nuts before, I see "space" between the key and the fasteners on the bcg. From your suggestions, is it possible that the pressure from the staking could be further down below beneath the screw head and I'm just not able to see it? As me being a noob...I'm just curious to learn how you guys made your assessments. I definitely appreciate all your advice and input! Thanks!

Thanks Wangsly/Jack....if I/we diy fix it, I would assume it would mar up the black nitride coating (only on that small part)...do you think by doing so, it will create a so-called chink-in-the-armor which will loosen up the coating starting on that spot but then slowly spread and loosen up the coating in the surrounding areas and spread? I know this is anal as a plain jane, mil spec non-coated nothing would still work fine but obviously I'd want to retain as much of value of this bcg as well. Any thoughts?

I had some concerns about the gas key staking on my BCG and asked Noveske about it. Noveske advised me that they "do not subscribe to the destructive method where the heads of the fasteners are damaged due to the key material being impinged into them. As long as they are torqued to proper spec and the key material is making contact with the knurled o.d. of the fasteners- it should be g2g." I can say that my bcm and DD bcgs are definitely staked "properly" which I'm led to believe that there should be noticeable so-called damage from the impingement between the key and screws but anyone know if this stake job on is good enough? it's the bcg on the right. Just wondering what are your thoughts...

Hey 10 ring...thanks bud but I realized I already have too many builds and should actually reduce the inventory...rather than adding. I'll probably put up some for sale listings for some of the frankenguns. NO LONGER NEEDED. PLEASE CLOSE.

I'm kidding, but I received a few of those types of responses and I followed up on some l, got responses and talked to the seller via phone. Some turned out to be legit dealers and FFLs as well. Just do the due diligence but be alert.

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That's a cool color...what color is that? It's like a greenish, mint, aqua mix... Nice customization!