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Forward Assist Popular Q&A
Q: How does forward assist work?
A: The forward assist on an AR-15/M-16 style rifle forces the bolt forward. When you push the forward assist, it pushes against notches in the bolt carrier, which ... Read More »
Q: What does a forward assist do?
A: The forward assist is a small button on the right side of the M-16, when pushed it pushes a small tooth forward into detents grooved into the side of the bolt c... Read More »
Q: How to Assemble AR15 Forward Assist.
A: 1. Separate the upper receiver from the lower receiver. 2. Place the upper receiver in an AR15 vise block. Turn the receiver upside down and tighten it in a vis... Read More »
Q: What is a forward assist, in relation to an ar-15?
A: If your chamber is very dirty your bolt may have trouble going Read More »
Q: What does the forward assist do on the m16
A: The forward assist on an M-16 is a button, found commonly on M16 and AR-15 styled rifles, usually located near the bolt closure, that when hit will (more?) Read More »