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@Glen Seekins is here
Sorry, been busy as crap lately! What’s up?
Nice…. Awesome seeing not just a rep, but the owner respond to a random @.
Well, I'm not OP, but, since I've never gotten a definitive response on this, are your billet uppers thermal fits with most barrels?
Thank you!
Thermal fit… no they are not, but they are tighter fitting to extensions than mill spec. In order to get thermal fit you would not be able to use mill spec extensions. I would have to build extensions to control the dimensions. Our uppers are extremely accurate.
Think I'll try building an SPR on one if/when Daniel Defense does another run of their s2w barrels. I've built off a couple of your lowers & the tolerances are excellent
Unless you’re married to that handguard, I’d look at their iRMT-3 billet
upper and SP3R handguard or iRMT-R upper and MCSR rail (depending on which style you prefer for your application). It’s a pseudo-monolithic design that may give better accuracy.
Both use the same billet lower.
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Unless you’re married to that handguard, I’d look at their iRMT-3 billet
upper and SP3R handguard or iRMT-R upper and MCSR rail (depending on which style you prefer for your application). It’s a pseudo-monolithic design that may give better accuracy.
Both use the same billet lower.
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Nothing on that build moves/rattles. It's staying as is. Shoots about an inch (I'm the loose nut behind the butt. That's as good as I can do +/- .5moa. I'm not bughole capable). Just a hunting setup for when I travel and yeah, I took aesthetics into consideration too. Thank you for the suggestion, though. I'll look into it for future projects.
I built my SPR on a Seekins Receivee set and its the cats @$$. It wears an 18" Rainier Ultramatch barrel and is absolutely incredible.
