Hi guys,
So I have a friend with an old (80's vintage) Colt large pin upper, wants to mate it to a modern lower.
OK fine, go buy the bushing. Done.
It's eccentric. The small pin thru hole is off center. Is it supposed to be? When put together, the upper rattles on the lower like nothing I've ever seen. All non-custom ARs rattle a little, but this is insane. (It's off by ?.020"? Maybe more.)
So my questions are these:
A) is the blinking thing supposed to be eccentric?
B) if so, how do you time the bushing's rotation? (What's the goal setpoint?)
Or (C) do I just machine one that's actually concentric, and start over?
Thanks,
Brian
So I have a friend with an old (80's vintage) Colt large pin upper, wants to mate it to a modern lower.
OK fine, go buy the bushing. Done.
It's eccentric. The small pin thru hole is off center. Is it supposed to be? When put together, the upper rattles on the lower like nothing I've ever seen. All non-custom ARs rattle a little, but this is insane. (It's off by ?.020"? Maybe more.)
So my questions are these:
A) is the blinking thing supposed to be eccentric?
B) if so, how do you time the bushing's rotation? (What's the goal setpoint?)
Or (C) do I just machine one that's actually concentric, and start over?
Thanks,
Brian