I guess if we ask, we shall receive. Centurion Arms is selling SR25 slanted upper receivers - https://centurionarms.com/mk11-7-62-billet-upper-receiver/
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I’ll get you one later this evening if no one beats me to it.Anybody by chance have a picture of the updated Centurion MK 11 with a Knights lower? Was wanting to see how the lines match up.
In summary the front pin won’t go in on either SR25 upper without a slight reaming. On one LMT lower the pin goes on partially, on another it will seat but with a fair amount of resistance. Lines don’t look bad but there is a slight gap. I’ll run with it for now.I’ll get you one later this evening if no one beats me to it.
Thank you for the excellent pictures and write up. Looks like I may try to either get one of the HTX uppers when they are released again or just do the whole Centurion upper and lower.![]()
In summary the front pin won’t go in on either SR25 upper without a slight reaming. On one LMT lower the pin goes on partially, on another it will seat but with a fair amount of resistance. Lines don’t look bad but there is a slight gap. I’ll run with it for now.
Thank you for the excellent pictures and write up. Looks like I may try to either get one of the HTX uppers when they are released again or just do the whole Centurion upper and lower.
You are welcome! Glad they were helpful.
Do your pins go in easy on that upper?This is my finished Troy on LMT lower:
Needed some tapping when new. I think the surface anodizing inside the upper holes needed just a little polishing.
JP Enterprises does sell undersize pins, in addition to standard and oversized diameter pins. Their standard size are LR-308 spec, so no idea on compatibility with other patterns, as there are a number of size variations out there.Do your pins go in easy on that upper?
I had a lead on some Troy uppers but it looks like they fit about the same as the Centurions.