Daniel Defense Castle Nut Staked at Kathryn Rodrigues blog

Daniel Defense Castle Nut Staked. Dd uses crap castle nuts with too shallow of notches to get an effective staking. For the price they want they should do better. My castle nut was staked but i did have very shitty looking feed ramps in the upper receiver. It won't take much effort to unscrew the castle nut past. And now for the differences. First, the v11 was finished in daniel defense's proprietary tornado gray cerakote. The castle nut is properly staked, while the end plate features a single qd sling swivel socket. I contacted daniel defense and sent them. You stake the castle nut to the receiver endplate to prevent it from backing out, which in turn prevents the receiver extension from working loose. It is important, and it would be nice to be able to loosen the castle nut for stock repair / replacement if needed. The staking is only there to prevent vibratory backing out of the castle nut. While similar at first glance, these rifles are actually substantially different. The person assembling the lower got their hair caught and when they went to tighten the castle nut they yanked their hair out.

It is important, and it would be nice to be able to loosen the castle nut for stock repair / replacement if needed. While similar at first glance, these rifles are actually substantially different. It won't take much effort to unscrew the castle nut past. I contacted daniel defense and sent them. You stake the castle nut to the receiver endplate to prevent it from backing out, which in turn prevents the receiver extension from working loose. The staking is only there to prevent vibratory backing out of the castle nut. Dd uses crap castle nuts with too shallow of notches to get an effective staking. First, the v11 was finished in daniel defense's proprietary tornado gray cerakote. For the price they want they should do better. My castle nut was staked but i did have very shitty looking feed ramps in the upper receiver.

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Daniel Defense Castle Nut Staked It won't take much effort to unscrew the castle nut past. The staking is only there to prevent vibratory backing out of the castle nut. It is important, and it would be nice to be able to loosen the castle nut for stock repair / replacement if needed. It won't take much effort to unscrew the castle nut past. While similar at first glance, these rifles are actually substantially different. The person assembling the lower got their hair caught and when they went to tighten the castle nut they yanked their hair out. My castle nut was staked but i did have very shitty looking feed ramps in the upper receiver. You stake the castle nut to the receiver endplate to prevent it from backing out, which in turn prevents the receiver extension from working loose. For the price they want they should do better. The castle nut is properly staked, while the end plate features a single qd sling swivel socket. Dd uses crap castle nuts with too shallow of notches to get an effective staking. I contacted daniel defense and sent them. First, the v11 was finished in daniel defense's proprietary tornado gray cerakote. And now for the differences.