Hello, I'm new here to this forum. I just have basic question about the gap between the upper and lower receiver on the standard XCR. I was curious what is an acceptable gap between the two? I have a little over a half mm (.58mm). You can easily see light between them when mated. Is this normal?
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It's about the same as an AR15. You can just barely get a finger nail in there
Thanks for the responses. The fit is tight and I'm too concerned with it, just looks a little wide. I have several AR style rifles from different manufactures and none have that large of a gap, I do have some with a little wiggle though.
I do like the rifle though. I bought it used, unfired, and it happen to be one that was recalled...Terra took care of me, and I couldn't be happier. I have shot just a little over 200 rds through it thus far and it is very accurate and reliable. I have not had a stoppage yet! Looks like I have new favorite gun.
I do like the rifle though. I bought it used, unfired, and it happen to be one that was recalled...Terra took care of me, and I couldn't be happier. I have shot just a little over 200 rds through it thus far and it is very accurate and reliable. I have not had a stoppage yet! Looks like I have new favorite gun.
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200 rounds isn't going anywhere yet (GRIN)
Typically, a well-lubed and cleaned AR can go a bunch of rounds before it starts having problems.
So I doubled that number, and put that through the XCR without cleaning or lubing.
No problems. Not one.
I'm not talking hundreds of rounds, I'm talking thousands. Did a nifty write-up on it too, years ago when it happened.
Show me ONE AR15 that can tolerate that, and I'll buy it from you at double the price you paid ;D
Typically, a well-lubed and cleaned AR can go a bunch of rounds before it starts having problems.
So I doubled that number, and put that through the XCR without cleaning or lubing.
No problems. Not one.
I'm not talking hundreds of rounds, I'm talking thousands. Did a nifty write-up on it too, years ago when it happened.
Show me ONE AR15 that can tolerate that, and I'll buy it from you at double the price you paid ;D
I hear you there, no AR15 will put as many down range as the XCR. I got back after putting another 300 through the XCR and still working great. I did notice some small brass shards on the extension. I not thinking that it is anything to worry about. Time to give her a cleaning.
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Nope, nothing to concern yourself over.
FWIW, there are three carbines / rifles I've got that are "go to" or "never fail" sticks. An AK in 5.56 (WAS 100%, until fedex rolled over it), the M14 sticks, and the XCR sticks.
In all three cases, I've put enough rounds down range that the magwell / bolt area looked like it was glitter-coated from the primer laquer.
Impressive stuff.
FWIW, there are three carbines / rifles I've got that are "go to" or "never fail" sticks. An AK in 5.56 (WAS 100%, until fedex rolled over it), the M14 sticks, and the XCR sticks.
In all three cases, I've put enough rounds down range that the magwell / bolt area looked like it was glitter-coated from the primer laquer.
Impressive stuff.
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