Good , bad , ugly ?
I didn't have much luck finding anything with the search function .
Found a deal on one of these . Wondering if they hold up well , quality , etc .
YHM
SLR Specter Smooth Carbine
SOC-8510-OD
Thank you .
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Good , bad , ugly ?
I didn't have much luck finding anything with the search function .
Found a deal on one of these . Wondering if they hold up well , quality , etc .
YHM
SLR Specter Smooth Carbine
SOC-8510-OD
Thank you .
mitch
Please support Crimson Trace grips and Mossberg firearms , they support our troops .
Prepare yourself! I'll start... Iffy specs and pricey for what it is. Many proven options out there for less $$$
What are you defining as a deal on one of these? Because with the deals that are running at the moment on Colts and BCMs unless it is like $200 I don't really see the point. My experience with YHM is that it is generally heavy, pricey, and not exactly in what I would call spec.
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Opinions are what I asked for . I'm not locked in to it . Looking before I leap . $900 new in box .
Thank you .
mitch
Please support Crimson Trace grips and Mossberg firearms , they support our troops .
I am interested in this thread as well. I have always wondered why I dont hear anything on these.
You can get a bcm put together for under $900 especially if you find a blem lower. Or you can get a Colt lightweight from PSA for 799 right now. Why mess with YHM?
I used to own one, it was super heavy and the machining on the picatinny rail sections left a lot of sharp edges; anything not covered with rail panels tore up my delicate hands. That was years ago before DD and BCM were around, not many options back then. I sold the YHM for better quality and lighter weight as soon as I could.
I have one. I bought a YHM Diamond Specter XL (16" 1 in 7) upper to complete my first AR. I have about 300 rounds through it, so long-term reliability is an unknown. So far though, it's been a reliable upper which has shot well (about 1 MOA), and if it's heavy it doesn't bother me. However, it is over gassed, the bolt is commercial and unmarked, and the original charging handle was quickly replaced with a BCM mod 4. Long story short, for the price, I would go with a BCM SS410 upper today. You get far better workmanship for the price.
Last edited by sevenhelmet; 10-21-14 at 06:13.
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