Same idea..but using Titanium & Tungsten Carbide. (Pics)

[jkv45]

What is the disadvantage of using a washer between the base of the BAS and the bolt to offset the additional thickness of the pieces instead of cutting it?

Thanks.

[Dave Hoback]

What is the disadvantage of using a washer between the base of the BAS and the bolt to offset the additional thickness of the pieces instead of cutting it?

Thanks.

Not sure I follow. What washer are you referring to? The BAS is the screw. (BAS = Bolt Assembly Screw). What other screw is the reference? The BAS must be shortened, otherwise the extra length of the plate & BB would preload the firing pin spring WAY to much! Possibly even bind the coils.

[mnbogboy2]

Not sure I follow. What washer are you referring to? The BAS is the screw. (BAS = Bolt Assembly Screw). What other screw is the reference? The BAS must be shortened, otherwise the extra length of the plate & BB would preload the firing pin spring WAY to much! Possibly even bind the coils.

Dave, some have used a washer under the stock bas screw to move it back to avoid machining the screw.

[jkv45]

Dave, some have used a washer under the stock bas screw to move it back to avoid machining the screw.

Yes - a washer to move the BAS back the thickness of the pieces that were added internally.

[Robinhood]

Here is an example of a washer behind the BAS. A "Shnazzy" version.

[Dave Hoback]

Ok, yes...I got ya. Was just tripped up on the wording, sorry. I’ve seen that in the PTG Kit. It’s the “lazy” way. No benefit either way. I just don’t like adding things that don’t need to be there.

[Robinhood]

Ok, yes...I got ya. Was just tripped up on the wording, sorry. I’ve seen that in the PTG Kit. It’s the “lazy” way. No benefit either way. I just don’t like adding things that don’t need to be there.

Like Tungsten plugs in the BAS?

THE PTG kit does not have a spacer. It has a flat piece on top of the Sleave and a pointed screw in the BAS.