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Originally Posted by Skladfin
in the Dboys and CA, you have to ply apart both sides of the lower(plastic) receiver to fit down the ambi selector gears. If you see some reviews on this, they always HATE how this is done. Not only is it outrageously hard(without misaligning the selector gears), you also run the risk of breaking the receiver.
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I've worked on many D-BOYS & CA SCARs, and you really have to screw it up pretty bad to misalign the selector gears - and the amount of pressure required to break the receiver is far more than I've ever been able to exert.
About 8 of these guns worked on so far; with 0 misaligned selector gears, and 0 broken receivers.
Is it easy to get out? After the 2nd one - it was pretty easy. Noting a knife and a flat-head screwdriver can't handle.
In terms of which I'd prefer? Well, DBOYS/CA parts are pretty much interchangeable, especially the stock assembly - which is what's most likely to break on any SCAR I've seen thus far - regardless of manufacturer. And DBOYS is the only replacement stock I've seen on the market yet - aside from STAR (which is expensive as hell).
Like Skladfin says though, it really is your choice.