We are not competing with compliance options or side chargers etc. Price out a custom barreled Remington 700 based platform and see what that costs....just the action and barrel. Then add a good quality stock, scope base, rings, and optic. You're easily into the 3-5k range...for a nice bolt gun, and it's still just a bolt gun. Then shoot that barrel out and go replace it. More than likely you will have to have a gunsmith do it for you. There is another 500-1000 depending on barrel. With our product, you've got the option to run a semi or a bolt gun, with user changeable barrels...and they shoot lights out. Are there good bolt guns for less than a custom. Yes. For less than what we produce. Yes. And if that is what you're looking for, fantastic. We hope you find the best option for you. We could argue the flip side though. Why would you buy a Q mini fix, when our 300 BLK upper/pistol shoots just as good or better for 1/3-1/2 the cost. Why buy a 4k Wilson Combat 1911 when you could buy a Rock Island? Different strokes for different folks. Maybe we'll catch you with one of our other products down the line! Thank you for the feedback. Keep shooting!

@xMrBlack we've been experiencing some technical difficulties with our website the past couple of weeks; a cyber attack sending hundreds of fake inquiries, account setup requests, etc as well as a glitch with UPS... but it is all being addressed. We always pick up the phone M-F if needed

Sorry that our product doesn't fit the price point you would like. A common misconception about our uppers is that they are just some compliance accessory and that we should be competing with others in the "cheap" upper market, but that is not our market. Our uppers are essentially a custom barreled action that pins to a lower. If you research how much a custom barreled action sells for, then our uppers are more of a bargain price than most realize.

Not yet, but we are working on releasing short mag options like 7 Saum, 6.5,Saum, etc in the future.

This video is relatively old. We have since updated our guarantee from 1 MOA to Sub MOA.

Our uppers can be loaded to bolt gun pressures.

@@uintahprecision3190 I'm trying to develop a cartridge and wondering what pressures I can push it to in an AR-10 platform its currently being call 44-06 parent case is 30-06 expanded to 44cal and cut back to 2.300 inches firing a 300grain bullet seated to 2.600 or 2.700 inches depending on bullet shape.

It depends on caliber and ammo, but with the updated bolt we started putting out about 2 years ago, spring replacement was mitigated for calibers that were rough on components. If you are shooting factory loads, you're going to go well over 5k rounds before you might ever see an issue. Most of the time, customers buy the maintenance kits to have on hand for "just in case". We would recommend inspecting the bolt at every thousand rounds ,for good practice and habit.

A2 stock, Yes. A2 Handguard, no. There is no gas block or anything to retain the front portion of the A2 handguard, which would normally use the front sight gas block...but you could use any other free float handguard.

Thanks for the insight. Quad rail it is!

We haven't had any requests or custom orders for a 6 MAX yet, but it could be done.

Yes, the Law Tactical is the folder that we would recommend. The extention/spacer is not needed.

Tyler's info is correct...

Thanks, would adjusting it heavier make the trigger reset more forceful?@@uintahprecision3190

Unfortunately, no. Geissele triggers are not compatible, due to their hammer geometry.

So then if I ordered your product would you send a free quality trigger with the product as I would have to replace the Geissele trigger?@@uintahprecision3190

Happy that you are happy with your Lefty BO! We appreciate your business!

Yes, both our UPR15 and UPR10 lines are available with left handed actions, which are also left side eject.

We have not tested the BA lowers for fitment, but they appear to be very similar to the Aero M5 lower, which will fit and function, but have a slightly different radius at the rear, which is not aesthetically pleasing to some, as there is a noticeable gap.