AAC .300 BLK rifle....

**foxtrotx1** · 08-29-13, 00:56

Originally Posted by GunnutAF

Grizzly16
And you do know what they say about fools and money right!

My $800 dollar 300 Blk will run with any $1400 dollar rifle ! Now what was your point?

Why have a car that goes 200 mph when you can't ever drive 200 mph? What just so you can say you can?

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**Agnostic** · 08-29-13, 21:13

Originally Posted by Redbeardsong

The AAC is a nice rifle, with a few top shelf parts: KAC rail, AAC muzzle device, Geissele trigger, Nickel Boron BCG that add to the value (and price). If I was buying a factory 300BLK rifle, it would probably be AAC or Daniel Defense.

I took a look at a 16" DD .300 Blackout last Friday. Oh so sweet and light.

**Littlehendrick** · 08-31-13, 17:22

Bought a complete MPW. I was looking for the upper's to start with, but the local fun shop had a complete rifle. The "unique" lower (being an AAC lower) and a Geissele trigger for a bit more.

The rifle ran well, never had problems to speak of so far.

**Kokopelli** · 08-31-13, 17:30

AAC make good stuff; what's not to like! I might get another one.. Cheers

**148259** · 09-02-13, 14:33

Biggest drawback is that with a carbine gas system you will not be able to SBR it and have it work. If you don't plan to do this then AAC is a top shelf company.

**Kokopelli** · 09-02-13, 15:02

Say What?

Originally Posted by 148259

Biggest drawback is that with a carbine gas system you will not be able to SBR it and have it work. If you don't plan to do this then AAC is a top shelf company.

**_Stormin_** · 09-02-13, 21:28

Originally Posted by 148259

Biggest BENEFIT is that with a carbine gas system you WILL be able to SBR it and have it work WELL WITH A CAN. If you plan to do this then AAC is a top shelf company.

There, fixed it for ya.