Aero Precision Upper Receiver vs BMC
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Originally posted by StoneHendge View PostA receiver can still be in spec and require heating. BCM states that their receivers are simply on the tight side of spec (again, I've never used one). JP "thermofits" their barrels into the receiver and I've read professional reviews that say having JP fully assemble a rifle for you is like having pixie dust sprinkled on it. Proof Research also told me that they have found there is a measurable (albeit small) difference in accuracy if their barrels require a heated press fit. Note that their 6.5 CM barrel slid into my Aero M5E1 upper like it was a $5 whore and required gasket shellac bedding. It still shoots well above my pay grade, so we are talking minor.
It would be cool to see Aero come out with an enhanced receiver that was spec'd like the BCM and gave it some sort of catchy name like "elite". I'm sure it would do very well.Last edited by Effenpig; 12-24-2017, 05:45 PM.
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I think Aero's enhanced upper/hand-guards are brilliant and have been using them exclusively for a while now in small and large frame.
The Aero setup is rock solid. No issues trying to get one of those stupid clamp-on style hand-guards aligned and secure. The hand-guards are hand filling and most any low profile gas block will fit. No worries about indexing a barrel nut for the gas tube. Just torque to 55 or 65 foot pounds and go. If I think barrel fit is a little loose I use Permatex blue gel thread locker on the barrel extension.
$150 is a great price. I would get that just to put in the safe for a future build.Cliff
USN Ret., FPD Ret.
Nobody is coming. It's up to you.
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Originally posted by StoneHendge View PostMy M5E1 is a cerakoted monthly builders set but that didn’t seem to help.
I have a BCM upper receiver on the way for my 26” 6mm Grrr barrel upper. Plan on mating it with an ALG handguard, so I guess I’ll see.
I'm only familiar with the M4 sized receivers. Never used their .308 stuff
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