I'm planning a new SPR build. I was thinking of ways to cut down a little weight and thought a BCM KMR might work well. For those of you that own KMRs, would one be sturdy enough to handle a bipod and bipod loading?
I'm planning a new SPR build. I was thinking of ways to cut down a little weight and thought a BCM KMR might work well. For those of you that own KMRs, would one be sturdy enough to handle a bipod and bipod loading?
Yep, the KMR's are pretty dang solid for being so light. I run a bipod on mine all the time.
The only issue I could maybe see is it throwing off the balance of he rifle if you run something like a PRS stock, but with the bipod and depending on your barrel length and profile, it could very easily balance out. I really don't think sturdiness will be an issue, go for it.
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Good to go. I've been a rail guy for some time but after installing a SMR I don't really see the utility of a full rail for my purposes. I don't have any experience with a KMR, but I think it may even be a step above for what I need. Thanks guys.
It's perfect for that application.
"What would a $2,000 Geissele Super Duty do that a $500 PSA door buster on Black Friday couldn't do?" - Stopsign32v
With it being so much smaller ID, do you not have to worry about it contacting the gas block when loading the bipod or sling?
"What would a $2,000 Geissele Super Duty do that a $500 PSA door buster on Black Friday couldn't do?" - Stopsign32v
On my rifle that I have set up for DMR/precision rifle use I had to do the same thing for the smaller pic rail that comes with the KMR rails. On my KMR-13 the clearance between the screw head and bottom edge of the gas block was a little too close for comfort so I filed the bottom of the screw until I was happy, only a couple swipes really. Before people start having a freakout the only reason I opened up the clearance was for my own piece of mind, it was not really necessary since the rifle's zero and accuracy were the same before and after the modification.
Last edited by Long Range Trigger Monkey; 10-28-14 at 15:20. Reason: grammar
I guess on a SPR or Medcon profile the barrel won't flex as much. Watching the slow motion videos of the DD light barrel from LAV, I'm not so sure that that barrel doesn't come into contact with the rail as much as it whips. I would image there would be marks on the inside of the rail for you two of it had been contacting in the first place
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