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Saw your break down. I'm going to do one up for my lowers and uppers as well, I lost track. That's a super gucci build you have. It's nice and light with the optic included. Did you choose that BCG over the brownells light weight just for the weight difference (7.9 vs 8.2oz), or just #### it, why not go all out?

All my lowers will be the exact same other than triggers. went with Geissele SSA-E and trigger tech AR diamond.

Honestly I didn’t build this one haha, this is one I bought from a CGN’er while I wait for my email to show up! I changed a few things here and there but nothing major. My hand guard I bough for another build wouldn’t over the gas block so I stayed with the original, otherwise it would’ve shaved off another few ounces. For the BCG I assume the original owner knew about the lightweight ones not working well with ejection port covers as he had another one as well. But I can’t say for sure. Once I get my two other MS’s built I’ll post them as well along with compatibility issues if I have any.
 
Need Help with handguard:

18.6" BSF barrel
.875 SLR Titanium Adjustable Clamp on Gas Block (requires 1.4" ID)

Can you recall what the total ID was for your 18.6" with Superlative gas block? I'm hoping your setup might work (Maple Ridge 17" handguard) otherwise I'm stuck with the Midwest Industries SP series (suppressor).

Thanks in advance.

If you got the money you can use the Faxon CF handguard. I actually went with the Midwest SP handguard, no regrets, fat as it may be lol
 
Need Help with handguard:

18.6" BSF barrel
.875 SLR Titanium Adjustable Clamp on Gas Block (requires 1.4" ID)

Can you recall what the total ID was for your 18.6" with Superlative gas block? I'm hoping your setup might work (Maple Ridge 17" handguard) otherwise I'm stuck with the Midwest Industries SP series (suppressor).

Thanks in advance.

I'm not sure what the diameter of the Superlative arms gas block is but the maple ridge armoury hand guard is 1.36" Inside Diameter.
 
For those who are concerned about gas block clearance the JP Enterprises handguard is an excellent choice and is surprisingly comfortable for it having a large diameter.
 
For those who are concerned about gas block clearance the JP Enterprises handguard is an excellent choice and is surprisingly comfortable for it having a large diameter.

If it wasn't for the proprietary attachment system (i.e. if it was M-Lok or Keymod) I'd have gotten that myself, loved them on all the ARs I ran them on.
 
how do you like the kahles? just ordered one for myself but wasn't able to get any first hand experience first.

I've had a Kahles 1-6 since 2015. At the time they were the best 1-6 optic available. I'd still say they are the best. But the new Eotech 1-6 is 90% as good at 65% the price. I have several PA 1-6, 2 older SFP & 1 newer FFP, for the price they can't be beat. The PA 1-8 is also a awesome made in Japan scope, but it is HEAVY.

I see you are in Edm. You are welcome to come check out the scopes at anytime, we can meet at the range if you'd like. CSC usually has the whole Kahles lineup available for veiwing in their showroom, if you want to see one in person.
 
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I've had a Kahles 1-6 since 2015. At the time they were the best 1-6 optic available. I'd still say they are the best. But the new Eotech 1-6 is 90% as good at 65% the price. I have several PA 1-6, 2 older SFP & 1 newer FFP, for the price they can't be beat. The PA 1-8 is also a awesome made in Japan scope, but it is HEAVY.

I see you are in Edm. You are welcome to come check out the scopes at anytime, we can meet at the range if you'd like. CSC usually has the whole Kahles lineup available for veiwing in their showroom, if you want to see one in person.

How does the Razor 1-6 compare?
 
How does the Razor 1-6 compare?

I remember comparing them at the time. I don't remember if it was the current Razor Gen II or if it was the Gen I, it was 2015. And the Razor was significantly heavier, I didn't like the reticle as much and the glass wasn't as good as the Kahles. But at the price range you are really splitting hairs on the quality of the glass.

Garand Thumb has a good (recent) review of the Kahles 1-6 & Primary Arms.
 
I remember comparing them at the time. I don't remember if it was the current Razor Gen II or if it was the Gen I, it was 2015. And the Razor was significantly heavier, I didn't like the reticle as much and the glass wasn't as good as the Kahles. But at the price range you are really splitting hairs on the quality of the glass.

Garand Thumb has a good (recent) review of the Kahles 1-6 & Primary Arms.

Vortex has also come out with the Razor HD Gen II-E in the 1-6, which is significantly lighter. Still not a light optic, but still 6 or 8 oz lighter i think.
 
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