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[ARCHIVED THREAD] - Who is making the best "bang for buck" 50 Cal AR Upper?

Posted: 11/11/2016 3:25:24 AM EDT

Had a Bohica back in the day and man, that thing was a piece of junk!

Posted: 11/11/2016 10:40:15 AM EDT

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Try a Ferrett50 upper from Spyder Firearms. The owner, Dave Moore, is on here quite often and is a good guy.

Sorry about your Bohica, but you do know what B O H I C A stands for don't you ?

A couple of years ago I blasted the Bohica as being bad and had many members here jumping down my throat - where are they now after all the fiascos that that company have treated there buyer to ???

Posted: 11/11/2016 2:49:07 PM EDT

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If I was buying for accuracy it would be a Ferret50 or ALS upper.

Plinker it would be a Serbu RN50, Safety Harbor, Ligamec... I got to fondle an RN50, they have some heft for sure. The design is 100% good to go, Mark made one hell of a weapon. Can't wait to shoot it, hopefully the owner will be at the range on the 20th.

Posted: 11/13/2016 9:53:33 PM EDT

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The Safety Harbor makes some and had good luck with it. They good bang for the buck and are light weight which are good for standing up and shooting.

There is something very fun about standing a shooting a .50. They have the single shot or mag model and would recommend the mag model
Boom Stick

Posted: 11/23/2016 2:07:59 AM EDT

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I'm trying to decide between the safety harbor and ligamec.Is the ligamec with the lothar barrel worth it compared to the mag fed shtf?

Posted: 11/23/2016 11:37:44 PM EDT

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I had a 22 inch safety habor upper. Bought it used. sold it for the same price I paid for it. Never had an issue with it. I reloaded for it. They are worth every penny. I bought a stubborn mule lower as I didn't want a mag well hanging on the bottom (for sale in the EE section). 22lbs with lower and PRS stock. Mine was mag fed. I regret selling it but back surgery that didn't work out decided it was time to give it up.

Posted: 12/10/2016 2:32:33 AM EDT

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I had a 22 inch safety habor upper. Bought it used. sold it for the same price I paid for it. Never had an issue with it. I reloaded for it. They are worth every penny. I bought a stubborn mule lower as I didn't want a mag well hanging on the bottom (for sale in the EE section). 22lbs with lower and PRS stock. Mine was mag fed. I regret selling it but back surgery that didn't work out decided it was time to give it up.

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Never heard of that lower before. Have any pictures of the rifle? I'm having a hard time debating if I like the aesthetics of that lower. What kind of accuracy were you getting with it?

Posted: 12/14/2016 6:56:10 PM EDT

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Never heard of that lower before. Have any pictures of the rifle? I'm having a hard time debating if I like the aesthetics of that lower. What kind of accuracy were you getting with it?

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I liked the design of the lower. Smooth and help make the rifle look better than a empty mag well from a AR15. 1st link is to stubborn mule for the lower (Selling mine in the EE section). Second link you can find my picture of mine (think its the top one). Never shot it further than 500 yards. Dead on at that distance. I reloaded my own.
Stubborn Mule
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