Got Billet? Spikes Tactical NEW "BIOHAZARD" BILLET Upper/Lower

Don't know who saw this yet, but I have to say that after using a regular Spikes Tactical Lower and Upper and other parts from them, I could only imagine that this Billet upper is the awesome !

WHAT DO U GUYS THINK?

It has the following features that i haven't seen on any other lower/upper combo:

LOWER SPECS:

• Machined from 7075 billet with Type III hardcoat annodized finish
• Integrated winter style trigger guard
• Ambi bolt release and bolt catch installed
• Flared magwell
• Textured on the front of the magwell
• Low shelf for RDIAS
  
• Captured buffer retaining pin and rear takedown pin (no more calls for spares)
• Set screw for trigger reset
• Set screw for upper to lower tension (how sweet is that?)
• Bolt catch and bolt release are retained with a threaded pin rather than a roll pin

Lower can be assembled with out a hammer and punch (amazing huh?)

UPPER SPECS:

• Machined from 7075 billet with Type III hardcoat annodized finish
• M4 feedramps
  
• Beefy design which is stiffer allowing less flex
• Front of receiver is machined to accept most after market rail systems (yes, we play nice with everyone else)
• Comes with the forward assist and ejection port door installed
• The most beautiful lines you'll see on anything other than your wife!

Introductory Price of only $499.95 for the set

http://www.spikestactical.com/z/imag...de%202_LRG.jpg

It does look really good and it has a lot of features. Looks like it would make a nice base for a long range setup. I wonder how much more it weighs than a standard upper/lower.

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Originally Posted by Ken1973

It does look really good and it has a lot of features. Looks like it would make a nice base for a long range setup. I wonder how much more it weighs than a standard upper/lower.

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BINGO!!! :thdown:

Doesn't really offer anything better over regular upper/lower. Tacti-cool marketing.

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Originally Posted by pgaplayerless

Doesn't really offer anything better over regular upper/lower. Tacti-cool marketing.

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i disagree....if u assembly your own upper and lower it has some cool features, if u dont then i can see why u would say that....:

• Captured buffer retaining pin and rear takedown pin (no more calls for spares)
• Set screw for trigger reset
• Set screw for upper to lower tension (how sweet is that?)
• Bolt catch and bolt release are retained with a threaded pin rather than a roll pin
• Lower can be assembled with out a hammer and punch (amazing huh?)

and of course it's heavier, it's made form billet....and i like how 90% of the people who bitch about weight and what not aren't even using their weapons for any real or tactical purpose so why would weight matter...so u can tell ur buddy, oh look how light my AR is?! comeon

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Originally Posted by SWMP15

i disagree....if u assembly your own upper and lower it has some cool features, if u dont then i can see why u would say that....:

• Captured buffer retaining pin and rear takedown pin (no more calls for spares)
• Set screw for trigger reset
• Set screw for upper to lower tension (how sweet is that?)
• Bolt catch and bolt release are retained with a threaded pin rather than a roll pin
• Lower can be assembled with out a hammer and punch (amazing huh?)

and of course it's heavier, it's made form billet....and i like how 90% of the people who bitch about weight and what not aren't even using their weapons for any real or tactical purpose so why would weight matter...so u can tell ur buddy, oh look how light my AR is?! comeon

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I assembled all of my ARs and did several lowers for other ppl. Did all of them on my coffee table with just a punch and a small hammer while watching the tv.

Anybody that needs those features to assemble a lower should probably have it done by somebody competent instead :lol:


No instead you tell your buddy, oh look how leet my billet tacti-cool AR is?!?!:hydrogen:

that thing looks sweet

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Originally Posted by SWMP15

i disagree....if u assembly your own upper and lower it has some cool features, if u dont then i can see why u would say that....:

• Captured buffer retaining pin and rear takedown pin (no more calls for spares)
• Set screw for trigger reset
• Set screw for upper to lower tension (how sweet is that?)
• Bolt catch and bolt release are retained with a threaded pin rather than a roll pin
• Lower can be assembled with out a hammer and punch (amazing huh?)

and of course it's heavier, it's made form billet....and i like how 90% of the people who bitch about weight and what not aren't even using their weapons for any real or tactical purpose so why would weight matter...so u can tell ur buddy, oh look how light my AR is?! comeon

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+1
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Originally Posted by pgaplayerless

I assembled all of my ARs and did several lowers for other ppl. Did all of them on my coffee table with just a punch and a small hammer while watching the tv.

Anybody that needs those features to assemble a lower should probably have it done by somebody competent instead :lol:


No instead you tell your buddy, oh look how leet my billet tacti-cool AR is?!?!:hydrogen:

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ya and i like how u assume its my first rodeo....my 12 yr old sister could assembly a lower blindfolded...u want a cookie?

awww come over and we can eat cookies and milk, watch tv and assemble AR's.... ur so sweet PGA :whacko:

and its not "tacti-cool" its functional

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Originally Posted by SWMP15

ya and i like how u assume its my first rodeo....my 12 yr old sister could assembly a lower blindfolded...u want a cookie?

awww come over and we can eat cookies and milk, watch tv and assemble AR's.... ur so sweet PGA :whacko:

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huh? I didn't say a thing about you? :idea:

Call me in 6 years and i'll come over to watch tv and assemble lowers with your sister ::brow: