Faxon 7.62x39 "Type 1" .125 9310 Bolt Carrier Complete - Nitride

Faxon
SKU:
FF76239GBCGCNITRIDE
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UPC:
816341024274
$165.00
(3 reviews)
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Seeing "MIL-SPEC" as just the starting point, Faxon set out to ensure the best options are available for our demanding customers. 

Improvements include using 9310 tool steel for the bolt, and nitriding the assembly to increase surface hardness, decrease resistance, and have superior corrosion resistance compared to typical chrome and phosphasted bolt carrier groups. All bolts are fully MPI tested to ensure the material is sound and without defects. Bolt lugs are chamfered 45 degrees to ensure reliable action for even the highest pressure hand loads and fast lightweight actions. 

Faxon Bolt Carrier Groups are Superfinished to reduce friction, increase smoothness of operation, and reduce fouling. Further, they are full-Auto rated and maintain the trip for full-auto fire control groups and new multi-stage trigger systems. Gas keys use grade 8 fasteners and are fully staked for a lifetime of service. 

*Not Compatible w/ Faxon 6.5 Grendel Barrels

Detailed Specifications:

  • 9310 Tool Steel Bolt
  • Full MIL-SPEC Heat Treatment
  • Shot Peened to MIL-SPEC
  • Magnetic Particle Inspection (MPI)
  • Back of Lugs Chamfered for Reliability
  • Spring, Insert, & "Crane" O-Ring Installed
  • Salt Bath Nitrided Bolt & Carrier
  • S7 Extractor
  • Superfinished Carrier Body
  • Full Auto Compatible
  • Forward Assist Serrations

 

 

Reviews

  • 5
    It works

    Posted by Scott Tennyson on Oct 21st 2024

    Works exactly as it should

  • 5
    Doesn't work, not the BCG fault

    Posted by Vincent Gamble on May 5th 2022

    I have a 7.62 AR build I've been working on. I picked up this BCG hoping it would make a real difference and help the rifle run more consistently. It didn't.

  • 4
    Bcg

    Posted by Noah on Mar 25th 2022

    Ordered this type 1 bcg for my 7.62x39 build. Very well made and has a sharp look to it. Have ran a couple hundred rounds through it so far trying to work out kinks like extracting, feeding, light strikes. None of which seem to have to do with the bcg from what I can tell. So far it has not shown signs of wear. I will definitely be interested to see how the extractor holds up with steel cased rounds. Would have given it a 5 stars but have not used enough to say it’s going to hold up to the abuse.