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If removed carefully, I don't think you would compromise the integrity of the part by removing .012 of an inch, MIM or not.The width of the Gen 2 bolt catch is too wide at the pivot, by about .012"
Would it be ok to stone this piece to the width of the Gen 1 bolt catch?
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Sharkey wrote: As for my statement, you had a thread saying you had a broken bolt catch. Then you said MrRaley sent you one. Gen I
Then you said Armalite sent you one that was a Gen II and it was too wide.
Am I missing something here or don't you now have 2 bolt catches?
If I am misunderstanding something and way off, sorry in advance.
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In my early days I was a machinist (AFL-CIO-IAM, Dallas local) and I worked in a rather exacting industry, often making things fit. We are dealing with .012...off the top of my head I would agree with lebben...that said will you need to drill out the pivot holes deeper to accommodate the pivot pin or make any other modifications other than just widening the slot?LebbenB wrote:
If removed carefully, I don't think you would compromise the integrity of the part by removing .012 of an inch, MIM or not.The width of the Gen 2 bolt catch is too wide at the pivot, by about .012"
Would it be ok to stone this piece to the width of the Gen 1 bolt catch?
I would certainly call/e-mail Armalite with the question and see what they had to say.
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