01-08-2012, 07:00 AM
Factory ammo seems to be more available/cheap for the Beo, but lets say that someone wants to reload so that doesnt matter. And, let's assume bullet selection offers neither an advantage or disadvantage. So many other things are close enough to identical. But, what are some of the things that do set them apart?
Can anyone speak about some of the other common parts on an AR and how they must be different than say a typical 5.56 AR? Bolt, extractor, buffer, etc, etc. Is there an advantage to be gained by either for not requiring "special" parts? I would think that the more parts that can be used on a regular builld or even our 6.5's would give one an edge. I read somewhere that the ejection port has to be larger than typical to accomodate the Beo. Can someone confirm?
michaelmew
bwaites Wrote:Standard mags and followers work for all of them as far as I know
Can anyone speak about some of the other common parts on an AR and how they must be different than say a typical 5.56 AR? Bolt, extractor, buffer, etc, etc. Is there an advantage to be gained by either for not requiring "special" parts? I would think that the more parts that can be used on a regular builld or even our 6.5's would give one an edge. I read somewhere that the ejection port has to be larger than typical to accomodate the Beo. Can someone confirm?
michaelmew