07-15-2020, 01:58 AM
Home defense is important, but a decently simple use case. Unless you keep sand in your safe or leave the heater off and live in the arctic circle, your gun will likely run well.
Id spend your money on enjoyable high quality training and buckets of ammo. Run a few training courses with your AA BCG, then inspect it. If it looks good, set it aside as your reserve, now that its proven. Between now and then, there should be more options available. Id look for a Geissele 6mm ARC BCG, or wait for the next group buy Grendel bolt and put it in this:
https://www.primaryarms.com/geissele-aut...rier-group
Really, the only wrong answer is any BCG you shoot one box through and then assume its good.
For example, my first LMT carrier had an unfinished bolt tail, and wouldnt fit the JP bolt I wanted to put in it. I returned the carrier and ended up buying a complete LMT enhanced BCG. Its a fine BCG, but now I wish I had made that investment in more ammo.
Id spend your money on enjoyable high quality training and buckets of ammo. Run a few training courses with your AA BCG, then inspect it. If it looks good, set it aside as your reserve, now that its proven. Between now and then, there should be more options available. Id look for a Geissele 6mm ARC BCG, or wait for the next group buy Grendel bolt and put it in this:
https://www.primaryarms.com/geissele-aut...rier-group
Really, the only wrong answer is any BCG you shoot one box through and then assume its good.
For example, my first LMT carrier had an unfinished bolt tail, and wouldnt fit the JP bolt I wanted to put in it. I returned the carrier and ended up buying a complete LMT enhanced BCG. Its a fine BCG, but now I wish I had made that investment in more ammo.