shooterrex

If it's a PSA upper it is DPMS high. At least on my 2 it is. If your talking standard handguards. My PSA 20" barrel was "midlength" and the midlength Magpul handguard a fit just fine.

Looks good.

I like it. Y'all did a great job.

How about getting us pictures and measurements per the waterboarding thread and let us help you figure the gun out. First off it is probably not broken in yet and needs lubed extra well and shot a bit. No sense spending money on a gunsmith that probably isn't any more knowledgeable on this platform than you are. These are a different animal.

Welcome from KY

Welcome from KY

Natchez has 6.5 Grendel black @ $1.50 a round. Sportsman Guide and SG ammo has Wolf. About $.70 a round

Maybe real people but I doubt it.

Been shooting a lot of 22 rimfire. I can still find that here and there for 5-7 cents a round.

One of the guys at work got a call tonight. His younger brother was shot and killed Tues evening. Bad part of Louisville. His younger brother wasn't a saint by any stretch of the imagination. Just young punks killing young punks. Had to remind him that the police are the ones to handle this and not him. Louisville sets new records every year for shootings and killings. Glad I live 45 mi away. I just have to go to the edge of town to work.But then again if stupid$hit pops off near me they are in for a surprise.

If the dog hadn't got it I would have shot it. No problem. They dig holes. We have cows and horses. We don't need holes everywhere.

Didn't even have to shoot this one the dog got it.

The KAK dual ejector bolt should have the rounded ejectors. Swipe one out of it and try it. Just a thought before you order one.

I had a problem like yours. Changed the ejector to this one. Note the rounded face not squared off. https://www.kakindustry.com/kak-bcg-ejector-308

Having 2 PSA's I would say probably not. Their upper only seems to fit their lowers. On my pistol the only thing PSA is the upper and lower receivers. On my rifle about the only thing still PSA is the receivers and lower parts and BCG minus the trigger.

Lube the hell out of the BCG and keep shooting. Your breaking in parts that need LOTS of lube.

Welcome from KY

Always expect trouble. Then when it doesn't happen you can be pleasantly surprised.

Bear Creek makes some good stuff and some not so good stuff. I have sent back 2 barrels that wouldn't shoot decent groups. They did replace them with better barrels. I bought a Creedmoor upper that had an AR-15 rifle gas tube on place of a 308gas tube. The gas block was also hitting the inside of the rail and accuracy suffered. I replaced the barrel w/a Wilson barrel and gas tube and now that gun shoots well. I took the heavy barrel and put it in another upper w/the proper gas tube and it is doing ok so far. I have also purchased complete uppers that ran and shot just fine. I will keep buying from them because of price but I expect a problem every now and then. They do fix the problems if you give them a chance. BTW the heavy barrel Creedmoor upper was only $339.00 so the rail, BCG, and upper were worth that without counting the barrel. I am considering one of their 50 Beowulf pistol upper to go with my rifle.

Welcome from KY.

If you have the receiver level in the vice hang a string w/a weight in front of the rifle. Get the vertical cross hair even with the string and everything will be level. The string w/the weight is called a plumb bob and has been used for centurys to get stuff straight up and down