High end AR’s, diminishing returns, and reliability.

[Camo]

Well, Bocephus already came unhinged elsewhere and got banned. Why didn't ya'll meet up and prove who was the true authority on BCA, @Camo ?

I am not an authority, just posted my experience with BCA. He called me a liar and I proved him wrong but he wasn’t man enough to admit he was dead wrong. The end.

 

[JEVapa]

I think he went kinda crazy. I actually like @Bocephus123 so I hope it’s temporary. I don’t take anything he says to heart, but we’ll see I guess

 

[crispy]

personally, i like him. weve met up a couple of times to buy and sell and hes always been pleasant to deal with. i hope the ban isnt permanent either. he was more than willing to help me out with my issue with BCA when he didnt have to.

 

[James Abram]

Since this thread just won’t die, I’ll bring up another AR topic.

How many of you guys (whether you shoot a high end gun or a poverty pony) actually take the time to tune your rifle to get the best out of it? I’m talking tuning the gas, adjusting the BCG weight, adjusting the buffer weight/spring rate, and even creating a custom load for your system.

I love taking a stock rifle and throwing whatever ammo in it and shooting the crap out of it, but I’m telling you it’s a whole different ball game shooting a finally tuned machine.

 

[wDoty]

I’ve got a few KAC uppers but honestly I think there are fairly equivalent options for half the price. It’s absolutely a diminishing returns thing. Honestly if anything I’m considering selling off my KACs and just going G for my ‘really nice’ ARs. I tend to prefer them. Being cheaper is just a bonus.

 

[Camo]

I have tuned them, but I also have a couple basic guns that were dirt cheap that are fun to shoot.

 

[Almost Jack Burton]

Since this thread just won’t die, I’ll bring up another AR topic.

How many of you guys (whether you shoot a high end gun or a poverty pony) actually take the time to tune your rifle to get the best out of it? I’m talking tuning the gas, adjusting the BCG weight, adjusting the buffer weight/spring rate, and even creating a custom load for your system.

I love taking a stock rifle and throwing whatever ammo in it and shooting the crap out of it, but I’m telling you it’s a whole different ball game shooting a finally tuned machine.

 

[Almost Jack Burton]

Yes this is how I run it.

 

[Almost Jack Burton]

And I discovered that a B.A.D. lever will not work with this combination.

 

[crispy]

lol I love the high end upper mixed with the low end lower. It’s good to see different economic classes rubbing elbows together. Builds character.