AR Major Malfunction

[silversquirrel]

Super glue and it"ll be good as new.

NO! for anyone reading this, super glue is not enough!

You need to wrap it with Duct Tape too! Then you are gtg.

 

[ColdDayInHell]

This is why I was never sold on polymer lowers. **** that. We like 7075-T6 for a reason..

Excellent choice for a oversize paperweight, light boat anchor, or whiffle bat.

Wow. Good to know, they have a terrible reputation.

http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=300290

 

[7.62x39]

hesse polymer lower

apparently they're no longer in business and don't have a very good reputation

Hesse, You've got to be ****ing me. I thought all their crap blew up long ago. 10-12 years ago they were infamous for their junk. mostly AK stuff back then.

 

[ninjatarian]

Not all poly lowers are created equal. NF lowers are pretty damn impressive.

 

[gearjunky13]

Hay how about making a entire lower out of super glue and duct tape. It would be like a new gun but with glue and duct tape, so it cant brake becuse its set up like its been fixed already

Why dident i think of this before...........reminder must get more duct tape

(this post rated for sarcasm, viewers be advised)

 

[drgrant]

hesse polymer lower

apparently they're no longer in business and don't have a very good reputation

My shocked face. NOT. All of the Hesse/Vulcan stuff is PURE shit. Even their metal lowers break like that.

-Mike

 

[drgrant]

This is why I was never sold on polymer lowers. **** that. We like 7075-T6 for a reason..

This has nothing to do with the lower being plastic or not, it has to do with a company of cheap douchebags being the manufacturer. That same company made metal lowers too, that were also pure shit. Like as in "make olympic arms look like Tier 1 in comparison" type of pure shit.

-Mike

 

[Another_David]

heard from my friend. he had 200-300 rounds on the pistol. initially it was short stroking and so he opened up the gas port and had it running fine.

THEN he put the can on it. On round 2 it blew out the rear of the lower--too much back pressure.

 

[mike1960]

And they try to tell you polymer is just as good pfffff

Not to get to technical but cold day in New England say below 40 especially if rifle is in garage or car for long time. Polymer will get stronger but more brittle. Need it to be perfect for that not to happen. Aluminum not so much.

 

[hy2rogen]

Looks like an SBR too, that sucks.

 

[Another_David]

Looks like an SBR too, that sucks.

pistol, no stock

 

[GunGrey]

Looks like an SBR too, that sucks.

Yup 200$ gone and you have to report it destroyed(?)

 

[drgrant]

Yup 200$ gone and you have to report it destroyed(?)

Not an SBR. Nobody would waste $200 stamping a hesse, unless they were completely retarded.

-Mike

 

[hy2rogen]

Missed the stock part...that's what I get for skimming..

 

[GunGrey]

Not an SBR. Nobody would waste $200 stamping a hesse, unless they were completely retarded.

-Mike

caught that one a little too late, went to go edit it

but i cantz inernets

 

[jtorbin88]

heard from my friend. he had 200-300 rounds on the pistol. initially it was short stroking and so he opened up the gas port and had it running fine.

THEN he put the can on it. On round 2 it blew out the rear of the lower--too much back pressure.

He suppressed it? That's why it went boom!

 

[Sinster]

It was over torqued.

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[icyclefar]

Crappy plastic lower

Over gassed as a result of the can

KaBoom it goes