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Does anybody know how long BCM plans on keeping their uppers on sale for? Forgive me if this is a dumb question. A quick search found nothing. I'm hoping to get a lower (stripped or complete) at a gun show this weekend. Thanks!

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it's been going on forever. i bet you'll be fine through the weekend. why not just order the upper now if you're worried?
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I'm not too worried, just hoping it lasts a while yet lol. I'm still undecided as how I want to do the upper (I'm a noob) so I figured I would most likely buy a lower first and go from there.
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They've been on sale as long as I've been aware of BCM's existance.
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Just order your barreled receiver now then once you figure out what else you want by the add-ons later
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Hey ... While you are pricing lowers, keep in mind the blem cost for bcm at G and R tactical. 90 off for blem lower. Best I've found in pricing research and knowledge/support.

I should post this on the blem thread actually. I just ordered a BCM blem lower from G&R. I have inspected closely and struggled to find an imperfection. Much respect to Grant and BCM is all I can say. I'm new to this forum, and greatly respect these folks. FWIW I would keep the price in mind while you research options.
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Hey ... While you are pricing lowers, keep in mind the blem cost for bcm at G and R tactical. 90 off for blem lower. Best I've found in pricing research and knowledge/support.

I should post this on the blem thread actually. I just ordered a BCM blem lower from G&R. I have inspected closely and struggled to find an imperfection. Much respect to Grant and BCM is all I can say. I'm new to this forum, and greatly respect these folks. FWIW I would keep the price in mind while you research options.
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Yes I have seen this, thank you. If I go to the show this weekend and don't buy a lower, I'm either ordering from Grant or directly from BCM. The only reason I'm leaning towards ordering from BCM is the fact that I can get the modstock with it and avoid additional shipping. With it being christmas time I do not have the money to purchase the upper and lower all at once.
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I just can't wait until they get more of the 14.5"uppers available.

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Yes I have seen this, thank you. If I go to the show this weekend and don't buy a lower, I'm either ordering from Grant or directly from BCM. The only reason I'm leaning towards ordering from BCM is the fact that I can get the modstock with it and avoid additional shipping. With it being christmas time I do not have the money to purchase the upper and lower all at once.
FWIW if you email Grant and tell him exactly what you're looking for he can put together a complete lower with your choice in stock, grip, etc. You just pay for the parts used and only pay shipping once. Just a thought.
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I just can't wait until they get more of the 14.5"uppers available.

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I bought mine before I really planned to. Everything was going out of stock so I jumped on mine while they were still in stock. Not sure the one I wanted ever did go out of stock........ I was too busy fondling it to go back and check.
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Hey ... While you are pricing lowers, keep in mind the blem cost for bcm at G and R tactical. 90 off for blem lower. Best I've found in pricing research and knowledge/support.

I should post this on the blem thread actually. I just ordered a BCM blem lower from G&R. I have inspected closely and struggled to find an imperfection. Much respect to Grant and BCM is all I can say. I'm new to this forum, and greatly respect these folks. FWIW I would keep the price in mind while you research options.
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Definite second on this - mine had two light surface scratches & a tiny gouge on the front of the magwell. One Birchwood Casey bluing pen letter, & you can't tell WHERE they were!
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Hey ... While you are pricing lowers, keep in mind the blem cost for bcm at G and R tactical. 90 off for blem lower. Best I've found in pricing research and knowledge/support.

I should post this on the blem thread actually. I just ordered a BCM blem lower from G&R. I have inspected closely and struggled to find an imperfection. Much respect to Grant and BCM is all I can say. I'm new to this forum, and greatly respect these folks. FWIW I would keep the price in mind while you research options.
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I just took delivery of 2xBlems and had to hunt to find what I guess was the imperfection.

The even better news is if this is a reflection on BCM's attention to detail, BCM owners have nothing to worry about with the rest of their rifles, uppers, parts.
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FWIW if you email Grant and tell him exactly what you're looking for he can put together a complete lower with your choice in stock, grip, etc. You just pay for the parts used and only pay shipping once. Just a thought.
That sounds like a winner to me. It looks like I'm finally going to be able to start piecing a rifle together in January and I'm starting to lean toward BCM now. I'm guessing he would do the same thing with an upper as well....?
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I'm not too worried, just hoping it lasts a while yet lol. I'm still undecided as how I want to do the upper (I'm a noob) so I figured I would most likely buy a lower first and go from there.
Well, since you are a self-admitted noob, the answer to this is easy. Get a basic, plain jane upper and an iron back up sight. Put it on a lower and then shoot it a bunch.

No way do you know what you really want/need, and trying to get it "right" right now will only end in frustration and rebuying stuff.

I hope this is helpful for you.
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FWIW if you email Grant and tell him exactly what you're looking for he can put together a complete lower with your choice in stock, grip, etc. You just pay for the parts used and only pay shipping once. Just a thought.
I already messaged him about that... he said he wouldnt put the modstock on the bcm blemished lower
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Well, since you are a self-admitted noob, the answer to this is easy. Get a basic, plain jane upper and an iron back up sight. Put it on a lower and then shoot it a bunch.

No way do you know what you really want/need, and trying to get it "right" right now will only end in frustration and rebuying stuff.

I hope this is helpful for you.
this is actually what i plan to do... leaning towards lw middy with moe handguards
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this is actually what i plan to do... leaning towards lw middy with moe handguards
This, with a Cav Arms MkII lower!
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Thats not a bad idea if you don't want a collapsible stock... nice and lightweight. I should just ask for 20 bucks from everybody on this site then I could build a few different rifles, and one would be perfect haha
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They've been on sale as long as I've been aware of BCM's existance.
Shoot them an email there customer service is awesome. I had several questions answered last Saturday. They've been on sale for a while I paid more for my uppers! The sale is awesome. If you're considering an SBR G&R has BCM 11.5" CHF Bbl and a KAC micro rear sight included which is a sweet deal. The deal is on the EE now. Get an SBR if ya can. I wish I had not waited soo long to buy my first.
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Shoot them an email there customer service is awesome. I had several questions answered last Saturday. They've been on sale for a while I paid more for my uppers! The sale is awesome. If you're considering an SBR G&R has BCM 11.5" CHF Bbl and a KAC micro rear sight included which is a sweet deal. The deal is on the EE now. Get an SBR if ya can. I wish I had not waited soo long to buy my first.
Thanks for the advice. I'm looking to start my first AR build in January so I'm going to go with a more conventional 16" barrel for starters. I may look into an SBR further down the road.
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