Mine is using a Spike’s bolt as well. FYI.Spikes Tactical
Mine is using a Spike’s bolt as well. FYI.
I don’t have a KAK blade buffer on my pistol though. So there might be a little difference there as well.So really the only difference is the KAK extended buffer which, from what Kurt from KAK said, is a tad shorter. That may be be solution. Or just file down the bumper on the once I’ve got.
I don’t have a KAK blade buffer on my pistol though. So there might be a little difference there as well.
I’ll measure that as well when I get home. I figure it probably is pretty standard across the board. Just really the buffer length.Gotcha, I must’ve misread your post. I did measure the inside of my KAK tube last night and it’s 7” on the dot from the back of the tube to the buffer retainer. I think that’s what a standard Carbine tube is supposed to be.
That was supposed to say buffer tube. I do have the KAK buffer. Sorry.Gotcha, I must’ve misread your post. I did measure the inside of my KAK tube last night and it’s 7” on the dot from the back of the tube to the buffer retainer. I think that’s what a standard Carbine tube is supposed to be.
@NolansMindset the buffer is 4”, the tube is 7” deep, And I probably have 3/8” travel past the bolt stop.Hard to tell because I run a gas deflector and short port door. It kind of blocks the view.
Give me a few and I’ll pull the bolt and measure it too.Hey thanks @Rwjeter ........ I just pulled mine apart and put the calipers on it and it came to 4.10.
Now another thing I noticed that I don't know if it right is the weight in the BCG itself. It actually protrudes slightly past the end of the BCG. Is that normal or should it sit flush? Now im talking maybe a 1/16" or less but its still not flush. Just an observation.