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To me it a personal preference. If I picked up a bolt action and it rattled I wouldn't buy it. It strictly a personal preference thing. I am particular about certain things and that is one of them. To each his own.

Yeah but you can't check the fit first.

No it won't! It will go pretty quick if you ask me.

Now don't get me wrong. The trigger, BCG and the barrel are what make or break the gun accuracy wise. I unlike so many believe that a good snug fit between receivers is essential. It can be the plainest looking set of receivers there is but they to fit good together. Once you get the fit down...

That's a great deal but you know I have to check the fit first. It doesn't matter how good of a deal if it doesn't fit great. That's the heart and soul that provides a stable platform for the gun it's doesn't have to look good, they don't have to be expensive. They just have to fit good. Solid...

Affirmative! I told him I am interested but if I bought it I would be broke for the next two weeks. 200 is the exact amount ( with some loose and random bills in the wallet ) Is what I had at that second. I walked out on a limb buying the DD Upper. I told him that if it is still there at the...

And that's without any optics, sights or any accessories.

My builds usually run me about 1,200 right in that area. If I am going all out for accuracy and have a unique rifle then it get's up to about 1,800. I've got two 1,800 dollar builds and they shoot light out. Sub MOA is the word for how accurate they are. So buying good parts and taking one up...

KAC is good to go however their prices are freaking unrealistic. I think I saw a castle nut and backing plate for 95 bucks. There is a point where quality commands a price but ain't nothing that damn good. A gas tube for 57 bucks,ambi charging handle ( not even NiB coated ) 160. Oh the one that...

I have handled a few of their rifles and they seem solid. At least the ones I fondled were decent. Now that the bottom has dropped out of the market it could be completely possible they switched manufactures and cut corners to keep up. I haven't picked up a spikes receiver for years.

I don't know that for a fact. It could be so. Aero Precision is a Space and Aeronautical parts builder and has contracts with NASA and other aircraft manufactures. I would make sense that they would branch out and make lowers to other vendors specs. They would have a heap of CNC machines so...