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Originally Posted by TwoTall
What are the opinions about the side charging uppers, I think the op asked earlier. I am curious too. I guess you would need a tool to get the bolt out but sure would be nice with some scope arrangements.
I have several side charge uppers from Gibbz.

They are the cat's ass, and no special tools are needed.

https://www.gibbzarms.com/product-category/g4-uppers-receivers/

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Originally Posted by TwoTall
What are the opinions about the side charging uppers, I think the op asked earlier. I am curious too. I guess you would need a tool to get the bolt out but sure would be nice with some scope arrangements.

The BCA requires a 5/32” hex key to remove the bolt handle. The threaded plug where a regular charging handle would go comes out with your fingers.

I bought a 20” heavy SS Wilde Gen 2, rifle-length upper. Under 100 rounds but is shooting nicely and the inside is still clean. Needs a better trigger than the very heavy one tripping it now, which is a challenge. $211.

The side charging makes scope mounting simple and flexible.


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I changed my upper to one with the bolt assist for quiet chambering after I get out of the vehicle.


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Originally Posted by Dillonbuck
Lowers are mounting points, not stressed.

Not entirely true. Polymer lowers(with the exceptions of CavArms, GWACS, KE Arms monolithics) will break where the receiver extension attaches.

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