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Well, these can run perfect out of the box or can need work.
Pics of the bolt group would be good to now if it is one of the MIM or by chance a milled head. Knowing the bolt gap is only good if you know what size rollers it is using.
The exterior looks good, worst case pick up a bolt head and you are set.
I'd like to see the actual trigger pack. All of my TB guns came with his ejector, which is thicker then the factory HK counterpart. Also his pack conversions aren't the cleanest work out there. You can purchase one from either Adam or Robert with great results.
If the asking price isn't bad, go for it. However, considering for $660 you can get a barreled receiver from BMP, I would pay more then $900 for a complete factory coharie with the MIM bolt group.
Financially, you can purchase the barreled receiver, RCM bolt group, semi pack from Robert and have a fine clone for about $1200...
Pics of the bolt group would be good to now if it is one of the MIM or by chance a milled head. Knowing the bolt gap is only good if you know what size rollers it is using.
The exterior looks good, worst case pick up a bolt head and you are set.
I'd like to see the actual trigger pack. All of my TB guns came with his ejector, which is thicker then the factory HK counterpart. Also his pack conversions aren't the cleanest work out there. You can purchase one from either Adam or Robert with great results.
If the asking price isn't bad, go for it. However, considering for $660 you can get a barreled receiver from BMP, I would pay more then $900 for a complete factory coharie with the MIM bolt group.
Financially, you can purchase the barreled receiver, RCM bolt group, semi pack from Robert and have a fine clone for about $1200...