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Are these AR15 or AR10? Are the pins universal?

Suppressors will overgas guns which puts a lot more wear and tear on internals. The suppressor will cause more pressure in the barrel which interfaces with the bolt face and firing pin, as well as more pressure down the gas tube and direct impingement system. You can tell your rifle is overgassed because the spent brass isn't ejecting towards your left and back, you even got one in your truck which is probably slightly forward left of you. You should get an adjustable gas block as well as a heavier buffer when you add a suppressor to your rifle. You can also just get beefier components like you did with the firing pin, but it will wear faster without the above mentioned upgrades. Otherwise basic stock internal components will be expected to break under the excess stress.

Bought a bca 6.5 creedmoor upper now im just gutting it a replacing what needs be

Just tried firing mine for the first time (243 rear charging handle) and had a broken pin before I even got to fire it. I just ordered an aftermarket one hoping it will work.

Have you made any squib loads.

Thank you for making this! I built a left handed 10.5 in AR47 from BCA about 2 years ago for a friend and he has loved it and never had any problems out of it. So I ordered me one of the same gun and over the weekend I shot it 4 times with mixed ammo just to see if it would function alright, it did great. Sunday after church I decided to take it out and nothing, eject and look at the bullet to see my light primer strike and no mark at all. I tore the gun down and right off the bat without even tearing down the BCG I noticed the tip of the firing pin was broken. I ordered another from the company you mentioned before even watching this video. It was the first company that came up on google search when I typed in, enhanced firing pin. I’m guessing they sale a lot. I’m still going to call BCA and tell them. Never hurt to have more than one firing pin I guess. Thanks for making the video take care and stay safe

Check the dimension of your firing pin hole in the bolt. The solution is a new bolt.

Check the dimension of your firing pin hole in the bolt. The solution is a new bolt.

wow Ive had the same pin in my AR for over 8yrs and still have it, no problems with it ever

i got their 7.5” 223 wylde upper , made it barely over 30 rounds, i replaced it , not from Bca and i got one round off

I think I quit screwing around with them and replace it with the top quality firing pin. There's 762 by 39 firing pins are junk

Really like your vid.

I'm still using up the 180 Gr. Nosler Partition Handgun (now obsolete) bullets in my Maxi. Hit hard, but impossible to find now. I'm working on some gas checked 180 gr. RNFP leads.

I broke 2 ! Same bear creek uppers. 7.62x39 carbine with a2 carrying handles. Just did functions test and broke on me

I have a BCA side charging upper. The issue i am having is it light strikes every third round. I have ran several different types and brands of 5.56 through it. Same issue every time. What issue could I be having?

Very nice video, thank you for your time and presentation.

I’ve never lost a deer either using Hornady FTX 140 grains. I did, however, reload some Speer Hot Cor 180s. I’ll try those in gelatin/milk jugs versus the 140s.

Are you checking the ejection pattern of your shells? Over gassed system is hard on the internals. Have you thought about an adjustable gas block?

Wow, your ejection pattern is HOT. Could it be over gassed that is causing an issue?

Please encourage rifle makers like Marlin, Henry and Rossi to build a lever action in 357 Max.

Yeah heat treated they say...heat treated pot metal.

They're calling them 'Spearpoints' now?

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Here I am searching YT videos about the Ruger American Ranch and wouldn’t ya know it someone from not only my state but my own county.

Nice !!!

What caliber is this Ar I’m assuming 7.62x39

Mine just broke after 20 rounds of Brass ammo.... first time using

Had the same problems. I had never seen a black firing pin. I bought new ones from spikes tactical. They’re awesome

Nice to see a Michigan representative with classy composure. Nice job on the video. I don't know if I could make it through that without saying something naughty. 😂 You're fingers look just like mine! You know what they say, "dirty hands mean clean money". 😊

Mine broke also in my 300 blackout. It lasted a few hundred rounds.

Time for a spotting scope if you are routinely shooting for groups, even an inexpensive one.

This was terrific!! Two good ol' Michigan fellas out deer hunting!! My long-time buddy and I hunt in Mason, Michigan on his 10 acres and have done so for about the past 30 or so years!! Congrats guys and many happy hunts to you both!

Great expansion I think milk jugs are good to test rifle ammo …

What? The vid says 450 Bushmaster, 12:50 he says Rem 260 Accutip. These things are not the same.

Thanks for the video, however, you left me more confused then educated.

That's a sweet TC !

Yep

I made it to 29. Im getting that Black Rifle pin you recommend. Thanks for doing this video, you saved me some time and hair loss👍

Made it through about 50 rounds with BCA upper tip broke on firing pin had shot only Belom and Hornady so I was surprised ordered 2 from black rifle enhanced plus pin not sure what means? Anymore issues since 60 rounds? Steel case in this video? Thanks

Undo force. Lol. I own a BCA side charging 5.56 and it also had one of those phosphate coated enhanced pins. Within the first 40 rounds I found it to be bent. Swapped it out for s shiny new CMMG pin from my spare parts box. Hundreds of rounds later and no issues.

I purchased a BCA side charging 5.56 complete upper last year. Having purchased several good quality BCA uppers in the past, I had no hesitation in buying my 4th. The side charging upper came with a very rough finished BCG and a phosphate coated firing pin which I assume is their new enhance pin. This upper has had no more than 40 rounds through it and I can confirm that the firing pin is bent at the tip. Replaced it with a CMMG pin and no more problems.

I have a Winchester FTX and a Savage 110 with heavy barrel and no feed magazine issues. I have taken 8 deer with them, all one shot kills. I load Hornady 165 grain FTX bullets to 2,250 fps. Friends at my club who have Ruger rifles had feed issues. They were riding the bolt instead of working it briskly.

There is nothing to prove it has enough tailor knockdown power . Just get over it . Nobody cares and nobody has seen some engine block that got cracked by a 357.. You want to harvest the animal not wound the animal and have to track it down for miles .. I would love to see this engine block you all 357 people speak of should be in a museum...

I bought a NEF SB 2, and got a barrel chambered for 38/357 Mag. For another 90 dollars had it rechambered for 357 Maximum. I've loaded both 180 grain and 200 grain soft points. I would not be opposed to using either of these cartridges for deer, under 100 yards..

My savage axis 2 in 350 legend has the same mag problems called savage they sent a new mag. Still have the feed problems unless I push the mag in and hold it. Other the that I really like it.

Ruger is a great shooter, I sold mine, that mag sticking out, likes to eat at my back, got on my nerves Carrying it hrs at a time, what break is that on the Savage?

Why would you buy another rifle in the same cartridge as you already have? Especially one with feeding issues from Savage.

Hi Doug. The first "enhanced" firing pin in my 7.62x39 arp from BCA broke after about 40 rounds of steel cased ammo. Emailed customer service, installed the second firing pin they shipped out and it broke after less than 10 dry fires. Same thing with the third firing pin.. Is this operator error or are these firing pins made out of paper?

The savage was a 3” group at 191 yards? Brother in law has a Mossberg in 350 and at 100 yards it post 2.5 to 3” groups with just about every ammo we’ve tried. And Mossberg doesn’t care so looking for a accurate rifle to replace it. Thanks for anything you can think of with this