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Choosing BCG


Bang4Buck

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I just received an AIM Surplus Nitride .308 BCG that has the FA serrations. I bought it because that's what Faxon uses in their test rifles. This BCG is one of the nicest I've seen. Will be used in my Ares Armor DPMS style billet upper and 80% billet lower build. Using a Faxon Firearms 18" black SS Heavy Fluted barrel

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I just received an AIM Surplus Nitride .308 BCG that has the FA serrations. I bought it because that's what Faxon uses in their test rifles.

Oh that's interesting. How'd you find that out? What else did Faxon have to say about them? I wonder if they're using them because they're solid, or because they're cheap lol.

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According to Nathan at Faxon they use AIM BCG because they are right down the road from them. They assured me that the AIM Nitride BCG is solid. They use that BCG in ALL their testing rifles. They say they are GTG. I trust Nathan. He's been very helpful, answered all my dumb questions. Seems like a stand up guy. This new barrel is a work of art!

Of course shooting the rifle will be the real test, but I'm very encouraged and very confident that this barrel and BCG combo will be GTG!

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Using a Faxon Firearms 18" black SS Heavy Fluted barrel

I'm on the notification list for when those come back into stock. I'd like to see how that bad boy shoots. So when you get your completed system to the range I'd love to hear the range report.

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I got the Nitride one because thats what Faxon Firearms uses in their test rifles. I talked to Nathan and he told me the AIM BCG is good to go. The one I have is awesome looking. No machining marks, coating is flawless. Very well made part.

I did use a 5.56 NIB BCG from Ares Armor for a buddies build. It was very nice as well. Was it worth the money? That I can't say. I have not looked at the coating after we shot it. All my other BCG are PSA premium. Phosphate coated. If you compare the 3, the Nitride one looks and feels best. As soon as I finish my rifle I will report back.

PasoGunner

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I just got my Nitrided aims bcg in the mail yesterday. My first impression is that it is really nice. The finish is much smoother that any phosphated bcg ive had. There is no machine marks that I can see either. The only thing so far I dont like is one of the locking lugs on the bolt has a small patch of bare metal like it may have been used or dropped. Other than that I am happy with it so far.

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