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Best if you can feel them for yourself. My favorite is the SD-E. We build a lot with the SD-3G and people really like that one too. I really prefer the flat trigger bow.

You may want to check out the WAR upper. I've built two for myself that I'm very happy with. Very simple design that works.

Each of these three will do what you want as far as allowing you to install muzzle devices on your 556 and 762 firearms and swap the can around. There are others of course. These are just the ones I would suggest you look into. You may want to look at the AAC 762 SDN-6. It is good for...

It's time we stand together on this issue. I don't see us getting support to remove silencers from NFA right now, but that's just my opinion. Join the American Silencer Association. Educate others. Make a good run and go at this from the 'eat the elephant' perspective. Don't give an...

Using these as a silencer (without a stamp) is good for a long trip to prison. The risk vs reward does NOT add up here.

SilencerCo/SWR (If you want to consider others) TBAC (If you want to consider others and are talking 30 cal) AAC (might bump up if going for something like the SDN-6) . . . . . . . . Surefire

The reason folks use adjustable gas isn't because you can't make the AR function without adjustable gas. If your AR runs right without the silencer on then that means it will be somewhat overworked when the suppressor is on (unless something is altered). Some folks don't worry about it and...

If you are interested in adjustable gas, give the WAR upper a look. Simple and excellent design that works.

Good stuff, thanks for all of the info so far yall.

I'll start looking at those, thanks to each of you.

We've seen some folks have a hard time with 300 Blk, but done correctly they run just fine. It really is a neat round. Consider sticking with pistol length gas and keep in mind that the conventional 5.56 AR thinking won't all be the same with the 300blk. On the 5.56 you might take a look...

Looking for suggestions for a folding stock for a short barreled Savage. We are wanting to put it together with a 14" bbl and are looking for a folding stock that will fit a short barrel. Thought there may be someone here who's been down that road that had some suggestions. The stock...

7.62 Specwar Brakes aren't available yet though. It's worth your time to take a look. Maybe there's a dealer in your area that can help you check one out.

Another +1 for Ident. We send (and will continue to send) a lot of lowers to them and always get great service and the engraving is excellent.

I'll also suggest the JP original for a single stage. Some folks think they are difficult to install because they need a little fitting. You can take it to a gunsmith if you are uncomfortable installing it. They aren't as expensive as many of the other triggers on the market, but they...

I've owned two and I think they are neat. In the end I didn't keep either of them. Sold one to a police officer at the range who really wanted one. He really wanted it since he could see for himself how it ran and I also sold him some mags with it (they were hard to get then). The best I...

I messed up and deleted some photos by accident. Here's a few photos that show what my post was about. The short one with the can is the one my post was about. <a href="http://s717.photobucket.com/user/joshua79109/media/IMAG0766-2_zps177f395d.jpg.html" target="_blank"><img...

Ran about a case through this one today. Very pleased with this build. I was real hard on it today. I want to put this one through the paces and make it my main go to carbine. The W.A.R. upper is amazing and is well worth the cost. The PDQ really works well for mag swaps and...