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    Quote Originally Posted by Little Dutch View Post
    The bolt catch on my ar-45 broke today at the range. It looks like a poorly cast part. I didn?t build this lower, so I don?t know who made it. I?ve not paid much attention to the lower parts kits, generally just using palmetto or whatever Numrich has as an add-on when I make an order.

    Any strong opinions on which brand to buy when I replace it?
    Part of the problem could be the buffer traveling back too far. Have you looked to see if that may be the issue?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo View Post
    Part of the problem could be the buffer traveling back too far. Have you looked to see if that may be the issue?
    That's a darned good thought. I'll check it out.

    Thanks for the replies everyone. It's appreciated.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Little Dutch View Post
    That's a darned good thought. I'll check it out.

    Thanks for the replies everyone. It's appreciated.


    IF the BCG goes noticeably past the bolt release, you'll need to make a spacer, to shorten that distance. I turned down some delrin for my 9mm AR, others use (iirc) 8 quarters to shorten the distance. I like the BCG sitting about .025 behind the bolt release, give or take. Just to keep that bcg from slamming against it on the last round.
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