Will do when I get things squared away. As usual with anything from SAI what Has to be right is done properly, economy where they can get away with it. I do have requirements that have to be met as to length of pull, trigger I can live with,etc. Out of the box I have to say they did not do a bad job. Price is right and the high points are head space is right on, BCG is first class thru out, pinned gas block, HD barrel nut, what looks to be a quality 16" barrel, 15 inch hand guard ( not fond of M-lok but its done well) however they did have a brain fart as there is no 12 o'clock rail. Thats alright if one does the crab grab, but I don't, plus no place to clamp on a Maul. Machining on the upper/lower is without fault but needs a set of JP O/S pins to tighten things up. Came with BCM sliding stock, Gunfighter hand grip, flippy sights, a Pmag and a nylon case I more than likely will not use. They do fudge on the weight claim of 7.8 lbs as it is just shy of 9 lbs unloaded and no sling. The way I have the rifle set up with the USO scope/mount, Atlas bipod, 20 rounds in the mag and sling it tips the scale at just shy of 13lbs.
List of items that I had to have is as follows;
Smith Vortex
DD fixed front sight
Matech rear sight w/ Foward Control clamp update
Tac-ops 1 charging handle
EGW forward assist plug
Genuine USGI A2 stock & related w Kick Eez pad ( gets the 14 1/2" pull needed)
Geissele Super 42 spring/ DPMS rifle buffer
VZ Recon hand grip & grip panels
Geissele SSA-E trigger group
Badger Ordnance safety
Forward Control innards ( all)
Larue Magazines (2)
May seem odd to some to tear into what is sold as a new rifle but this is not my first go around with a .308 battle rifle, or SAI products. Plus I had quite a few of the items on my list "on the shelf" so to speak. All the stock parts will be listed on Ebay if anyone is interested or note me here