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beanie · August 10th, 2011, 21:57

@ delarosa the v1 bolt and v2 bolt are the exact same length so I think no. I think IggysPiggy is talking about the clear piece or the black ring above it in pictures 3 and 4 on my post on the previous page, but he can confirm that.

@ Saberwing. Yes. I told KJ I have a Ver1 M4 and I want a Ver2 bolt and any other parts to make it compatible with a Ver1 M4. But I think they are smart enough to know that without over explaining it if you tell them you are upgrading from ver1.

@ IggysPiggy. That sucks about the ver1 buffer piece. I think its worth it to get a ver2, the energy transfer is bound to be much better. Its probably less than $20 to buy a new one from KJ, or if you bought direct just ask if they will give you a ver2 one if you cover the petty $4-$5 shipping. If you put some silicone oil on the plastic and piston head you might be able to get by without sanding. I noticed my bolt was very dry when I received it.

I find it funny I can ship from Taiwan for $4, who then sends it to china to ship by airmail, and anything from USA costs $15 minimum plus brokerage and they use ground mail.

August 10th, 2011, 21:57	#542
beanie Trader rating Join Date: Apr 2011	@ delarosa the v1 bolt and v2 bolt are the exact same length so I think no. I think IggysPiggy is talking about the clear piece or the black ring above it in pictures 3 and 4 on my post on the previous page, but he can confirm that. @ Saberwing. Yes. I told KJ I have a Ver1 M4 and I want a Ver2 bolt and any other parts to make it compatible with a Ver1 M4. But I think they are smart enough to know that without over explaining it if you tell them you are upgrading from ver1. @ IggysPiggy. That sucks about the ver1 buffer piece. I think its worth it to get a ver2, the energy transfer is bound to be much better. Its probably less than $20 to buy a new one from KJ, or if you bought direct just ask if they will give you a ver2 one if you cover the petty $4-$5 shipping. If you put some silicone oil on the plastic and piston head you might be able to get by without sanding. I noticed my bolt was very dry when I received it. I find it funny I can ship from Taiwan for $4, who then sends it to china to ship by airmail, and anything from USA costs $15 minimum plus brokerage and they use ground mail. Last edited by beanie; August 10th, 2011 at 22:05..