M+M M10X or the BCL 102?

[wildbill]

Firstly I realize that these two are in different calibers, but, given the choice what you choose? I'm glad I traded off my XCR-M when I did because I predict alot of cheap NR guns going for sale with the 102 and m10x hittin the market.

[Nyksta]

Do you think the bcl102 is going to be better quality than xcr-M?

[wildbill]

Originally Posted by Nyksta

Do you think the bcl102 is going to be better quality than xcr-M?

Yup,formely nea, bcl looks legit, I compare ra xcr to an Emerson knife, way over priced for what you get, really gritty trigger, rough around the edges, and ugly, sloppy buttstock, but over all a nice gun, but if I can save 800$ and have a more accurate nicer lookin gun, it's a no brainer. I've got an Emmerson super roadhouse serial number 25, the pivot screw comes loose, the liner lock is horrendous, (one time it almost cut my finger off when it shut on it when I was messin around with it and stabbed a water bottle and it shut on my finger). From what I'm reading the bcl seems very promising, same as with the m10x, but only time will tell, and both are very aesthetically pleasing. Canadians have been gettin hosed long enough for the price of NR black rifles, good to finally see a change

[play.soccer]

I voted bcl as the aftermarket parts will be a better selection.


But you do realize you're asking a forum where many members wouldn't care if black rifles went the way of the dodo.

[Smokinyotes]

If the bcl102 came in 223, or 243 i probably would have ordered one.

[play.soccer]

Originally Posted by Smokinyotes

If the bcl102 came in 223, or 243 i probably would have ordered one.

It's supposed to come in .260rem down the road

[wildbill]

Originally Posted by play.soccer

It's supposed to come in .260rem down the road

That would be nice

[duster243]

Originally Posted by Nyksta

Do you think the bcl102 is going to be better quality than xcr-M?

I think the XCR is very well made now compared to the earlier models. It is way over priced in my opinion though and the lack of aftermarket parts for it makes it tough for someone to drop $3000 or more for the rifle. I find Robinson arms doesn't want anyone to make match barrels for these guns which would help accuracy a lot. But to answer the question up top I would take the BCL-102 mostly because I'd like to fiddle with a DI gas system and see how it performs.

[DiabeticKripple]

I have a BCL 102 on pre order, should be here around the end of the month.

I have a triggertech AR-15 trigger and a flash hider for it already. Thinking about getting an adjustable gas block (hunting loads seem to be overgassed) and maybe a different handguard later down the road.