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You are really making me question my 5.56 stealth I just ordered..
And Earth is flat.
Not gonna be suppressing itI wouldn't worry about it. They do the bore better than most anything else in the ~$200 range, and usually shoot well. Bore scope them and you'll see it's a much nicer barrel than many others at that cost. The stealths look to have gotten some polishing or lapping or whatever after they were drilled and rifled whereas some of the others in that range get nothing.
You might want to consider an adjustable gas block if you want to suppress it, stealth gas ports are large.
If you ship often, you won't lose anything by bringing it up. I do it at the counter if I am going to the distro center because it does not show up in either a residential or commercial shipping account. It will not make much or any difference if the rifle is close to the same length as the box, but will lower the cost of it's something like an SR25 carbine in a much longer pelican case.
You are really making me question my 5.56 stealth I just ordered..
@bfoosh006 - I'll have plenty of time to recheck the mount before the rifle goes to the range again. Much like my Talley rings, and discussed extensively here on the Hide...vertically split rings work if you do your part.
I think that’s one of the concerns with large frame AR builds, there’s no MILSPEC like with the AR 15. My small frame Larue uppers fit on my other lowers.
I think if I was to buy a large frame gun it would be with a matched set.
The Larue UU is still a great value, but I would start with a Larue lower
I'll be fine if I can get a 1.5MOA (or less) average with five shot groups and handloads. Have 200rds of factory for break-in and brass and if I can get sub-2MOA with the 123gr American Gunner across multiple five shot groups I'll be happy.
ARs aren't bolt guns, and I personally don't expect an AR at this price point to chase bolt gun groups, but I expect them to actually fit on lower receivers that appear to be in spec and function with other uppers from reputable manufacturers.
Sounds like good news.
Add me to the frustrated column.
Got my Larue assembled 6.5 Grendel upper and LPK back in December and took it to the smith for him to install an AGB and AAC 51T mount/brake after my own attempts to remove the Larue gas block ended with a broken bit.
After using acetone to get the Larue gas block off due to the liberal application of green Loctite, the smith discovers the gas tube is also green Loctite'd in place. No big deal, going to sell the block so I'll just get a new gas tube and call it a day.
Got home with the upper a few minutes ago and on the PSA-15 lower, sporting the Larue LPK, it's very tight to close the rear take down pin. New pin detent is what I'm thinking and go to hand cycle the upper. Bolt carrier lodges in the Larue receiver extension. Damn, cheap PSA lower must be out of spec.
Get out the other PSA-15 I bought on Black Friday and successfully used in a 3G match yesterday with a DD upper and Colt LPK and same same for the Larue upper. The DD upper works on both lowers so I get out my Colt 6945 factory SBR. Same story, except I didn't even try to close the tight rear takedown pin as this lower has a stamp already. Colt upper, as expected, fit and hand cycled on the PSA-15 lowers with no issues.
So, an email is off to Larue explaining the above and asking for an RMA so they can sort it out.
Color me unimpressed with this Larue product up to this point.
Still no response from Larue after a week plus a day for the holiday, so I sent another email via their website to a different department.....
The grouping in my profile picture is with my Larue Ultimate upper in 5.56. It was shot with a Vortex Viper HST 2.5-10x with Black Hills 69 gr OTM. Maybe try a different load.
If this is directed at my post above, Ive tried nearly all the factory offerings in both the factory barrel and the Craddock. HSM was the best and most consistent but is no longer available. The FGMM is becoming more consistent and will be my go to until I can get McCourt to spin up something else.
You can't compare the 5.56 to the Grendel even from the same manufacturer. Different animals and the Grendels tend to be much more finicky in regards to chamber specs and ammo.
Glad you got it figured out!
The BAD lever or the Maritime bolt catch has never fit on a Larue upper.
Not sure how it can be missed as I have tried both.
I've read that the Phase 5 lever will fit but have not tried it.
I actually Somewhat of a similar experience. The “rack grade” barrel on my predatar shot great, easily at or just under a minute with 77gn maybe 6 or 7k rounds later I used the voucher to swap it for a larue barrel and I got groups like you see with the OP. Now it’s just a beater carbine.Larues accuracy hasn’t been the same since they stopped using Lothar-Walther LW50 barrels and started producing their own.
All, it’s been a while. Bottom line, it took about three months to receive my rifle back, I just got out of the field and here’s the e-mail I sent their CS:
Sir,
I’m out of the field now and finally had a chance to check out the rifle. I wanted to let you know that it shipped back to me w/o the LPK and MBT that we’re included when it was returned,
v/r,
Dave
Yes, fair to say my ass remains chapped. At this point, I’m just looking forward to getting rid of it.
I'm guessing the "You suck as a shooter " crowd has already been along to tell you all about that, so they can feel better about themselves ....![]()
I'm guessing the "You suck as a shooter " crowd has already been along to tell you all about that, so they can feel better about themselves ....![]()