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Thread: SIG556 DMR or BCM SPR Mk12 Mod0 upper for Xmas?

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    SIG556 DMR or BCM SPR Mk12 Mod0 upper for Xmas?

    I'm going to treat myself to a nice DMR for Xmas. I was thinking the SIG556 DMR and a Vortex 2.5-10x44 or a BCM SPR Mk12 Mod0 upper w/ Leupold type glass, not sure yet which one.
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    I just built up a rifle using this upper from Bravo...

    Its the VLTOR upper with a 18 in barrel. I added a VLTOR flash hider and the tangodown/VLTOR bipod, topped with Luep. 2.5-8X mid range tactical scope. Very pleased with it. I have been shooting 64 grn federal loads out of it, and it is a tackdriver. Looking to pick up some heavier bullets and see what she can do. If I were you, I'd pick one of the Bravo builds.

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    No brainer- BCM all the way.
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    yeah I agree , it's always gonna be the bravo...
    unless of course you like an extra heavy rifle with a twist rate suitable for shooting teeny bullets...
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    Joke thread?

    I'd take any BCM over any SIG556
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    I will offer up for discussion that DI guns will be inherently more accurate than a piston gun. Less moving parts and not having to deal with cleaning issues in a non-suppressed and low round count type gun would make the DI the preferred gun.


    The BCM would be my choice and I think they are the leaders in value- performance for price in ARs. And I put my money where my mouth is- I have a BCM 16in ss410 upper.

    Leave the Sig 556 DMR rifles for the movies and TV shows.
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    Not to mention the Sig 556 DMR is a 1/10 twist, at least according to the newest issue of American Rifleman from the NRA.....
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    No question at all!

    It should be between a BCM Mk12Mod3X or a Centurion Mk12 with the Centurion FF Rail.

    Decide between:
    LT 12.0 13.2
    DD 12.0 14.0
    TROY/VTAC Extreme 13.0
    KAC URX-II
    Centurion 12.0 FF

    and sights - that's what question you're on now.
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    Quote Originally Posted by jwfuhrman View Post
    Not to mention the Sig 556 DMR is a 1/10 twist, at least according to the newest issue of American Rifleman from the NRA.....

    Really? Did they give a reason why Sig went with that twist rate?

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    Sig stopped being a top tier manufacturer of combat firearms about 6 years ago. Their P2XX line of handguns began showing QC issues in 2005. The 556 series of rifles was poorly executed from the start and has failed to live up to the quality standards of its Swiss cousins. This 1:10 barrel twist is further confirmation that Sig has no clue and they are just producing crap for the uneducated shooting community.

    They try to put lipstick on this pig with cheap Chinese accessories, which solidifies their place as a second or third tier company - sad.

    Their market share and reputation in the mil/LE community is quickly being eroded by the M&P, Glock, etc. due to poor performance. Stay away - far away.

    Contrast this with Bravo's reputation for quality which is stellar and gaining market share in the shooting community.
    Last edited by Sensei; 10-13-10 at 08:25.

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