QUICK!!! I need your opinion on an AR-15 upper
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I don't have any experience with the PSA NiB BCG. I prefer the Black Nitride over the NiB just because I think it's a more durable coating. Not saying PSA, but some places don't do NiB right, or so I've read on the internet.
I looked again. I missed it the first time, but with promo code Thanks17, the price drops to $76.46
https://www.aimsurplus.com/cart.aspx?returnUrl=/product.aspx?item=XAIMBCGN3BDG
Good deal for sure.
I don't think you are going to see any difference at AIM or PSA for that matter. What you do risk is them selling out of their allotted quantities.
On rails vs new stuff
I've used both. Rails are nice because they are ready to mount pretty much anything you need.
With KeyMod or M-lock I've found myself having to buy a rail section or whatever mount every time I want something on it.
I'm not a super hispeed I've tactical type so it doesn't come up much, but it can be annoying having to spend $20 for a 2" rail section to mount a bipod.
On the other hand, it's much more comfortable to hold without rails digging in to your hand and seems to fit the hand better. Most of the newer ones also allow mounts to be placed at offset angles without the added bulk of an offset mount.
I think someone could be perfectly happy with either mounting system.
I've used both. Rails are nice because they are ready to mount pretty much anything you need.
With KeyMod or M-lock I've found myself having to buy a rail section or whatever mount every time I want something on it.
I'm not a super hispeed I've tactical type so it doesn't come up much, but it can be annoying having to spend $20 for a 2" rail section to mount a bipod.
On the other hand, it's much more comfortable to hold without rails digging in to your hand and seems to fit the hand better. Most of the newer ones also allow mounts to be placed at offset angles without the added bulk of an offset mount.
I think someone could be perfectly happy with either mounting system.
No idea, but they do sell out. I paid $99 for mine about 3 years ago.
That's my opinion on them. If I needed or wanted more stuff mounted on it I'd probably have a preference for quad rails. If money didn't matter the new stuff would be great.
The funny part is that the company that made my rifle. Didn't cut out the Mlok grooves wide enough. So you can't stick the T nut through. I had to hold the nut on the inside of the grip which was extremely hard
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LOL!! I don't know. Their sale was a pretty good one IMO, So I wouldn't be surprised if it was later this week.
With all the sales happening with various companies I wouldn't expect it shipping out next day.
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