Isn’t that beside the headlight fluid?

Whenever I change the air in my tyres, I always replace the headlight fluid and have the muffler bearings greased!

Nope it’s next to the wood magnets

I about spit my beer all over my keyboard.

I started recycling the light from my headlights and it increased my fuel economy

The guy who shoots once every two years needs to understand that MALFUNCTIONS happen when you shoot a lot... If you don't have malfunctions, then you don't train enough!!!!!

@@musek5048 TAP, RACK, BANG!!!!!

So you can shoot 556 in a wylde? Im so lost with this build lmao

​@@jerseyltdYes, you can safely shoot 5.56 nato out of a 223 wylde barrel.

Awesome to hear Lee! Feel free to reach out to bcatech@bearcreekarsenal.com if you have any questions or concerns about your upper. Glad you're enjoying your first AR!

@@TMcloudy Contact them lifetime warranty

@Perkz 45 ✰ Yes. They have a killer deal running now. Get in before they are gone.

Lol 😂

Lmk how accurate it is, I’m very curious

If you pass the blinker fluid you've went too far

@@9mmthroatpunch211 Did you hear the one about the blonde that took her car to the mechanic to have the 710 fluid changed? lol😏

Right next to the sheetrock stretcher!!! Ohhhh!!!

THANK YOU Mr. Wylde.

Thank you! I own 2 wylde uppers. love em.

I still run straight 556 chambers.

Hero!

Ain’t that the truth I can’t even hit the damn target at 25 yards apparently lol 😂 I’m a noob

How about a gently used boat?

@@leestallard278😂

Are you saying that you used 556-223 to reach that far? damn I didn’t know It was able to do that. How far out do you think an 11 1/2 inch barrel in the same caliber and an A.R. pistol frame could reach (with an accurate shooter oviosly)

@@mrgrump2534 ive got a 7.5" pistol that i routinely shoot from 25-300yds without having to adjust my lpvo you should be able to do the same or maybe a bit better

@@erikmckaygunsmithing6470 are you saying that I can make a 7 1/2 inch barrel length chambered in 556 and it’ll actually be usable? I guess it’s a mess that you need to go to 300 blackout to go that small then ? I no u will spit more fire but still…. I really wanna make a 7.5 inch build but dreading the prices of 300 wich to be honest isn’t that much worse than 223 in some cases…. What are your thoughts on this since you obviously own and have shot the ar pistol platform in 556/223 with that small of a barrel (7.5)

@@mrgrump2534 actually the blackout is more suited for this than the 556 becuse of the faster burning powder rate is more efficient in shorter barrels were as the 556 is med burning powder rate and suffer greater velocity loss on short barrels. The 300 blackout only needs 9" of barrel yo fully burn its powder charge so a 10- 14" will work great for blackout. And 300 yds will be about your working limit maybe 400 but depends on what your doing with it. But yeah pistols do better than most people think. I never considered one till i built one for a friend and took it out to test it. After seing how handy it was in small area and i could still engage 300yd targets. So it'll do what my carbine will do in a smaller package and make a good trick gun

I have BCA's 1st 7.62x39 upper. Its beat to hell, rusty and has been used in the rifle classes I teach since 2017. I have just retired this upper with over 32,000 rounds on it. The rifling was about gone which I would expect from about any barrel. The upper still hit a man size target out to 150 meters. The only issues I had were extractor break at 900 rounds, bca sent a new extractor within 3 days. Extractor break at 2100 rounds, again BCA replaced the extractor, though I purchased a black rifle arms melonite one and it lasted until the upper was retired. I also had the dreaded light primer strikes that was fixed with the black rifle arms extended firing pin. BCA now has a enhanced extractor and firing pin in the new uppers. Sorry BCA but I still prefer the Black rifle arms ones because they are stronger. For the price you pay for these uppers, add in the BRA extractor and firing pin for another 30-40$ and the upper is sound! Regular Guy Training LLC Richmond KY

If you have any questions or concerns after shooting, please reach out to bcatech@bearcreekarsenal.com and they will assist you

Great to hear Erik! Enjoy your new barrel

@@Bear_Creek_Arsenal thank you guys, im sure i will.

All of Bear Creek Arsenal videos, are Great! Educational, very well explained, fun and entertaining, very happy I found you guys, already informed all family, friends and associates about the great quality in materials and craftsmanship keep doing what you guys are doing, with your product line and videos, you are doing it Right! God Bless 🇺🇸

Facts

Same hear. This company is on the way up. Through good products at great prices. CNC machine manufacturing changed the game, and quality employees.

Save your money longer. Problem solved

@@Jwalls1980 no problem, but in the meantime something is better than nothing

Ya I noticed that as well

Yeah budget guns at a premium price

BCA became the opportunists during this scare. All of the products I was getting for less than $200 is now $350 range, it's pretty ridiculous. From a business standpoint they could care less b/c they will sell it to someone. Once things calm down in probably 6-9mo, I won't be a customer unless prices calm down as well.

Yes I'm the guy that bit that extra dollar bullet just the other day . I always build my own ARs but I couldn't find parts and my gf didn't own an AR yet so I bought her the BCA 10.5 556 pistol . It was $200 more than it used to be . I'll gradually upgrade hers part by part but at least she has a platform to work and learn from now as my builds are much to heavy for her to operate effectively.

I shot a 500 rounds of wolf through my 16" .223 wylde last weekend. not one failure. I had it nice and lubed with gun grease though.

Just the barrel 👍

Hey John, that can vary based on the barrel length and type of gas system. The gas port size can be found on the product page when clicking on the More Information button

The .223 Wylde rifle has identical chamber angling as a 5.56×45 rifle but also brings a .2240 freebore diameter. It also has tighter freebore size in a .223 Wylde rifle which allows you to shoot .223 ammo with relatively strong accuracy from it than a 5.56×45 rifle. BASICALLY, it's more accurate than a rifle chambered in 5.56. I can agree with the accuracy claims, too! 😉

**it's accurate with both 5.56 and .223**

Yep, any mil-spec lower will work 👍

@@Bear_Creek_Arsenal perfect!

Yes sir, all our uppers work with steel case, we just recommend brass because it's cleaner and more accurate

@@Bear_Creek_Arsenal this is great thank you so much! Love all the new videos you’ve been posting. Take care!

Hey Tommy, we have a 16" side charger in stock right now (search 915-)

Great to hear! We sell a 3x9x40 scope or Vortex has some great options as well

@@Bear_Creek_Arsenal ill check it out thanks I didn't know that!

@@Bear_Creek_Arsenal you wow just went to your website im in hickory nc ill have to come visit, thanks bro!

You can 👍

Yes

Hey Chris, the BCG is the same for both

@@Bear_Creek_Arsenal i figured so. never hurts to ask.

Yes, 300 Blackout uses the same bolt, magazines, etc. as 5.56 and .223 Wylde. You just need to change the barrel

@@Bear_Creek_Arsenal Awesome! Thank you. I am going to buy one of your 223 Wylde uppers.

We sell nitride, parkerized, and stainless steel barrels

What kind of groupings did you get?

A minute, or just about, but it's consistentcy between caliber's and rounds was the difference maker, It is much harder to tell the difference between 5.56 and .223, also the rifle length gas system on my upper seemed to be a good addition to the setup, 2.5 at 300, once it's dialed in. I recommend it, fits well with aero lowers and spike tactical, but I did have some fitment issues with polymer lowers.

It's a great caliber, and we'll always be here for you if you have any questions or need assistance 👍

Thanks for your comment. We have a blog on our website that goes into more detail about this topic

This guy was full of misinformation in this video.

Hey Ron, I appreciate your concern, however, after examining the clips you mentioned I believe they are ejecting normally. The camera position is just making it appear abnormal (the camera man is not standing straight across from the shooter but rather in front of him or behind him depending on the clip)

You realize over gassing is an issue for piston driven systems and suppressors. BCA uses direct impingement on their uppers. He literally stated he only had .223 in house because of the ammo shortage, which is anemic compared to 5.56.

We'll get those back eventually

Hey Josh, .223 wylde shoots 5.56 and .223. You'll need a dedicated 300 Blackout barrel to shoot 300 Blackout

I’d also like to know about that, for when I buy cheap plinking rounds

@@kollin611 Reportedly-- Because of the tighter tolerance of 223 Wyled Chambering, Steel case doesn't feed well.

Edspad2 BS! My 13.7 223 wylde rosco O shoot steel all the tims without any issues

@@jameshill5304 Reportedly. That is exactly why i was hoping for comment from BCA

edspad2 hmmm, I wonder if steel .223 would be ok but steel 5.56 would cause issues, I’m still looking for which upper I wanna buy, everything’s sold out everywhere😫

I purchased one last year. It has thus far been flawless.

I purchased one the week before thanksgiving. Shot it yesterday. This is my first AR so I have nothing to compare it to, but it shoots great. Shot both .223 and 5.56. If you’re on the fence, just go ahead and get it while you can.

Always build your own. Its super easy my 13 year old can do it and you will get a better product in the end and for way cheaper.

Send an email to bcatech@bearcreekarsenal.com with information such as the type of trigger you use, gas system length, and types of jams you're experiencing and they will help you

@@Bear_Creek_Arsenal The casing gets stuck after its fired. The AR runs great with brass.. The guy at the range told me it has something to do with the steel expanding in the chamber.. It gets stuck really bad, have to hit it hard with a cleaning rod to get it out. Some one else told me the barrel might be out of spec but never had any issue with brass. Was just wondering if .223 wylde would handle it better since my other AR is a 5.56 upper.

Hey Russ, I don't know the exact reason, but I assume that it is because most 5.56 and .223 rounds are 55 grain which perform best with a 1:8 twist rate

@@Bear_Creek_Arsenal so would you say the heavier 223 and 5.56 ammo will perform best in a 223 wylde platform with a 1:7 twist?

@@maxpain6822 1:8 performs great up to about 77 grain bullets. Anything higher than that and I would go with a 1:7

@@Bear_Creek_Arsenal never seen anything heavier than a 77 grain lol I'm confused what?

@@Bear_Creek_Arsenal I was strictly asking about a 1:7 twist

Well, I won't dispute that my BCA items have done the job asked of them, but let's not pretend they are selling their Chevys at Chevy prices anymore...they think they are worth Mercedes money because of a toilet paper hoarding epidemic.

@@CredibleHulk10 , give me one example of overpriced BCA item, please.

I edited my very lengthy and overly antagonistic response... The following item is overpriced. You don't agree. We can leave it at that. www.bearcreekarsenal.com/223-wylde-24-black-nitride-straight-fluted-heavy-barrel-1-8-twist-rifle-length-gas-system-15-mlok-split-rail-side-charging-upper

@@CredibleHulk10 , I saw your earlier reply. No hard feelings either way. I think I understand your point, but the rules of free market dictate that an object is worth as much as the buyer is willing to pay for it. Also, I don't think it's fair to dismiss the effect of the "pandemic" out of hand - the suppliers are under pressure, the supplies are short, the need to protect workers is real, ..etc. I asked for an example of an overpriced item so I could better understand you. I find BCA prices rather competitive. I tried pricing the parts of a comparable build - the cost came up very close to BCA price. But if you feel it is overpriced - it is overpriced. PSA prices are simular.

No. Another guy commented this better than I can articulate it but the military and civilian markets test pressures in different places

Both cases weigh the exact same. more internet bullshit.