$200 in NFA fees and a reduced performance range for the 14.5"

 

I was thinking since they attach the flashider deal it makes it legal negating tax stamp. on the other hand I can get a 16" mid length upper with hammer forged barrel lightweight with a 13" hand guard from kmr or an enhanced lightweight barrel with a NON barrel forged hammer. what do you think out of three for mostly punching paper and a defensive weapon?

 

This summer they will have hammer forged barrels that are enhanced lightweight and fluted, so know they only have everything on this list on one barrel but hammer forged, should i wait?

 

If you need an upper now I would not wait for the enhanced lightweight barrels. The regular or BFH lightweight barrels are more than good enough for me and they have been proven to work more than fine.

If you think you may want to experiment with brakes/flash hiders in the future you better off going with the 16" IMO.

 

If you need an upper now I would not wait for the enhanced lightweight barrels. The regular or BFH lightweight barrels are more than good enough for me and they have been proven to work more than fine.

If you think you may want to experiment with brakes/flash hiders in the future you better off going with the 16" IMO.

What kind of accuracy are you getting at 100 yards?

 

The standard non-BFH BCM barrel will most definitely take care of paper punching and self-defense. I've owned non-BFH and BFH barreled upper from BCM and they all perform whenever asked.

 

I'd love to see an 11.5" LW BFH upper from them before my Form 1 comes back!

 

$200 in NFA fees and a reduced performance range for the 14.5"

"I'll take increased maneuverability for $200, Alex.":wavey:

 

Well I have narrowed down to 16" midlength enhanced lightweight with 13" kmr hand guard or 16" hammer forged lightweight midlength kmr 13" hand guard.

The only other option is wait several months for a 16" enhanced lightweight barrel which is fluted and hammer forged with 13" kmr handguard.