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I have a bolt that has D stamped on it. Who makes it? no other stamps or marking on it.
What do you guys think of TNW upper recievers. Looking at a milled upper from center fire. I know TNW isnt top notch but not looking to spend a crap ton of money either.
What do you guys think of TNW upper recievers. Looking at a milled upper from center fire. I know TNW isnt top notch but not looking to spend a crap ton of money either.
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Probably Del-Ton or DPMS. 0 -
Is this marking on the bolt itself or just the bolt carrier?
If on the carrier, is it a standard shape letter D or a stylized D where the inside has a triangular shape?0 -
be on the bolt itself. Where on other that have MPE, this just has a plain D 0 -
quote:Originally posted by magicmanml2
be on the bolt itself. Where on other that have MPE, this just has a plain D
Plain letter D indicates DPMS.
EDIT: Note that the absence of an MP marking tells you this bolt wasn't subjected to high pressure testing and magnetic particle inspection per mil-spec. As with most aftermarket AR manufacturers, DPMS only batch tests their's.0 -
Yup, DPMS 0 -
quote:Originally posted by magicmanml2
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What do you guys think of TNW upper recievers. Looking at a milled upper from center fire. I know TNW isnt top notch but not looking to spend a crap ton of money either.
Life is short. If you have the money and it will make you feel better, go for it.
The only thing I do when I'm in the same situation is to try and figure out if I can get my money out of it, if it don't work out or if I change my mind. The on-line auctions are a good indicator of this. See what TNW milled uppers are selling used for on the auctions. To get a handle on how much of a bath you will be taking, if it don't work out.0
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