Yes, I suggest it. It was one of those products that after I used and rtied it for awhile i started stocking for the store.
Troy BUIS are $200 a set
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My AR SBR Build-in-Progress
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Yes, I suggest it. It was one of those products that after I used and rtied it for awhile i started stocking for the store.
Troy BUIS are $200 a set
MACHINEGUN
Shooter
Thank you for your service to our nation!
BOOOOO!!!! 10.5" FTW!!!!!
All it took to get mine running like a top was 5 seconds with a drill. My thinking is you can always put an adjustable gas tube or gas block on the thing if you open it up too large...
Or you can do it like I did and nail it on the first attempt
MarioMarietta
Marksman
I think you need to work harder on facilitating this trade!
How much asking for a shorty one
I pretty much agree with what Mark said.
But, to add a little tidbit.
If you plan on putting a suppressor on it eventually, you will need to use a forearm that is 1"-1.5" shorter than the barrel length to accomodate certain fast attachment FH and suppressors. (ex: 11.5" barrel=10" or shorter forearm) This is the case for almost all the highend $$ forearms, LaRue-DD-Knight-Troy. However, if you use a YHM or the new Samson forearm that is due out, those forearms offer bigger ID that will "swallow" the suppressor. LaRue also makes a "gooseneck" forearm that has a longer top rail that will extend further forward over the muzzle if desired.
If you have no plans to put a suppressor on this gun for quite a while, I would do the following.
Go to the BCM website and order a 11.5" upper with the 11" forearm of your choice and price range. Done.
Or if plans to suppress are a "definite" thing down the road.
Go to the BCM website and order a 11.5" upper with the 10" forearm of your choice and price range. Done.
Accessorize accordingly.
I also like this config if you consider a 12.5" upper.
BCM Standard 12.5" Upper Receiver Group w/ VTAC TRX 11" Handguard
But, to add a little tidbit.
If you plan on putting a suppressor on it eventually, you will need to use a forearm that is 1"-1.5" shorter than the barrel length to accomodate certain fast attachment FH and suppressors. (ex: 11.5" barrel=10" or shorter forearm) This is the case for almost all the highend $$ forearms, LaRue-DD-Knight-Troy. However, if you use a YHM or the new Samson forearm that is due out, those forearms offer bigger ID that will "swallow" the suppressor. LaRue also makes a "gooseneck" forearm that has a longer top rail that will extend further forward over the muzzle if desired.
If you have no plans to put a suppressor on this gun for quite a while, I would do the following.
Go to the BCM website and order a 11.5" upper with the 11" forearm of your choice and price range. Done.
Or if plans to suppress are a "definite" thing down the road.
Go to the BCM website and order a 11.5" upper with the 10" forearm of your choice and price range. Done.
Accessorize accordingly.
I also like this config if you consider a 12.5" upper.
BCM Standard 12.5" Upper Receiver Group w/ VTAC TRX 11" Handguard
Eh? I'll have to go find out what that is. . . .
I had photoshopped up an SBR configuration using that rail (the Troy version, actually) once, but I'm still not sold on it. Would be nice to see one in-person.
That price is pretty awesome though.
shooter521
Certified Glock Nut
I owned the VTAC rail for like a minute. Its attachment method does not inspire confidence with regard to durability, and the accessory rail sections are way too high-profile. The Troy version is somewhat better in that its rail sections are lower profile and match the contour of the tube, but the attachment method is still problematic. On the up side, it doubles as a cheese grater.
finally found it .....it was a wilson blank, my mistake
WTS Wilson Air gauged Premium 11.5, 14.5, 16in - 5.56 match fluted - threaded barrels $215 shipped - AR15.COM
hotfarmboy1
Grandmaster
Good luck Evan! I'm going to have to keep an eye on this thread. I'm planning on building an SBR in the future. Was hoping to start on it this winter, but that doesn't look like its going to be the case.
