Evolution Weapons Systems Bufferless Bolt Carrier Group?

[Arioch]

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Heard about this recently, anyone have experience with this sort of thing?

Seems like an interesting concept, not really willing to drop the money on it to experiment first hand.

 

[AZ_Rifleman]

I'm waiting to see if anything actually ships alongside actual field reports before I commit to purchasing one for myself. I've known abut them for months and have an eye out as it does look promising actually.

 

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Would rather wait for the Law Tactical ARIC, assuming that ever comes out and works as advertised. It allegedly doesn't need as fine tuned a system as the EWS seems to be asking for, plus it has the basic ability to close the dust cover. Though honestly, I would rather just get an MCX if I really wanted the AR manual of arms and still have folding capabilities.

 

[Arioch]

Would rather wait for the Law Tactical ARIC, assuming that ever comes out and works as advertised. It allegedly doesn't need as fine tuned a system as the EWS seems to be asking for, plus it has the basic ability to close the dust cover. Though honestly, I would rather just get an MCX if I really wanted the AR manual of arms and still have folding capabilities.

So if I recall correctly (the server this convo happened on has since been cryptographically yeeted), the main reason the guy I was talking to about this was interested in it for the weight savings it offered. He's a massive gamer so he doesn't mind fiddling with his gas settings to get it to run right if there's enough of an advantage for him.

Being left handed if a carbine with a folding stock was a hard requirement I'd probably just go with an AK

 

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So if I recall correctly (the server this convo happened on has since been cryptographically yeeted), the main reason the guy I was talking to about this was interested in it for the weight savings it offered. He's a massive gamer so he doesn't mind fiddling with his gas settings to get it to run right if there's enough of an advantage for him.

Being left handed if a carbine with a folding stock was a hard requirement I'd probably just go with an AK

What is the gaming advantage of a folding stock? Or is this specifically for easier transportation?