Mar 22, 2010 #1 bonzaiberger Marksman Rating - 0% 0 0 0 Dec 3, 2009 235 18 Milan OK, so whats the diff between the .458 socom and 5.56 uppers of the same style? Is it just barrel and bolt, or is there more to it?
OK, so whats the diff between the .458 socom and 5.56 uppers of the same style? Is it just barrel and bolt, or is there more to it?
Mar 22, 2010 #2 F fireball168 Master Rating - 100% 24 0 0 Dec 16, 2008 1,763 48 Clinton The ejection port has to be opened up on the upper receiver, generally at least .050". The extractor is commonly a 7.62x39, although Bushmaster and Rock River use a slightly modified version on their .473" bolts. The barrel extension has to be throated for feeding - but it'll be attached to the barrel if you are buying one.
The ejection port has to be opened up on the upper receiver, generally at least .050". The extractor is commonly a 7.62x39, although Bushmaster and Rock River use a slightly modified version on their .473" bolts. The barrel extension has to be throated for feeding - but it'll be attached to the barrel if you are buying one.
Mar 22, 2010 #3 bonzaiberger Marksman Rating - 0% 0 0 0 Dec 3, 2009 235 18 Milan Hmm, interesting. The reason I'm asking is I'm wondering if I could convert my Daewoo DR-200 into a .458 socom.
Hmm, interesting. The reason I'm asking is I'm wondering if I could convert my Daewoo DR-200 into a .458 socom.
Mar 22, 2010 #4 melensdad Grandmaster Rating - 94.7% 18 1 0 Apr 2, 2008 24,387 77 Far West Suburban Lowellabama The 458 buffer assembly is often a heavier weight too.