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HighCom Security and US Cavalry respectively.

Young Manufacturing? The NM carriers I've seen are heavier than normal tho the Young one does have small flutes at the front. waste of money, they are larger in diameter and that has nothing to do with accuracy but does reduce the clearance between the upper and the carrier thereby...

Usually, that is caused by too great a radius on the lip of the chamber. the barrel on an AR is not screwed into the receiver.

Never seen that, the FCG pins are held in place by the related springs, not the friction of the lower. Enlarged holes lead to improper geometry between the trigger, hammer, and disco. Do the larger pins require different FCG parts? So testing reveals that I shouldn't treat an assault rifle...

IIRC, the one lacking the M4 cut is an HBAR.

may wanna check have you verfied the serial number with OAI?

Seen it before Remove the gas tube and barrel nut, use a 1/16" roll pin through the gas tube "cloverleaf" to manipulate the head of the cam pin.

Any of the ones available for download here.

M24 ID The REP is the factory proof mark. M24s will be marked with the number of the shooter (normally two digits) that test fired the rifle forward of the REP and an M in a circle denoting a second Magnafluxing. There should be a triangle between the cirlcled M and the receiver ring...

Army Infantry, 86-92 Ft Lewis, WA A/104th and Ft Polk, La 4/6th.