i'm finding conflicting information on this, does anyone know which type of steel is best for an AR-15 bolt: Carpenter 158 or 9310?

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I dont lnowanything about ars

I want my vepr 12 but everyone is out of em :(

@110100100 9310 is better. If you can find one made of 8260 get it.

The only gun I need is one to stop the dems

@Ironman which properties of 8260 make it superior to the other 2 considering it's yield and tensile strength are so much less?

Shock resistance.

Its not a slow buildup of pressure. Its an instant "boom!"

There are better steels but it really depends on how much you want to pay.

4340 is the industry standard in gun parts. 4340 isnt very hard though and wears quickly. The original colt 1911s were very soft and many showed severe wear after a couple thousand rounds.

This is a life goal right here.

how could you

I'll hyuckin' do it again...

no

nooooo

yes

When you have a misbehaving cat across the house

@Marquis De Lafayette *in the neighbors yard

In the governors mansion in California cause we all know what Newsom is

oh airsoft

I'm getting mine on Friday

the M3 Grease gun

Nice

My m1 garand

My Windex 357 is my edc

Speaking of M1 Garand, I recently got this M1905 bayonet and I was curious to know if anyone could help me identify the markings

It looked to have been shipped to Greece, but that’s all I could muster up regarding the markings

Huh

Look up the top letters

That should give you a manufacturer