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I AM UNSUBSCRIBING!!! Just kidding, this is the first video of yours that I have seen and you just earned another subscriber. Great video! One aspect of bolt action rifles not often talked about is that they don't spit brass and are much easier to clean up after. I think this may be one reason snipers still use bolt actions- easier to cover their tracks. Also, the bolt action can be cycled later after shooting with a suppressor, and can be slowly ran to be quieter- reciprocating bolts are louder when fired with a suppressor, even with subsonics. There was a short barrel bolt action rifle with a suppressor chambered in .45 ACP made (if i remember rightly by the British) in WW2 for special operations that had a bolt action for that exact reason.

I really like the concept of updating the scout rifle, but this is just not quite there. Ditch the bipod for a ching sling, get some back up irons (there's a company that makes a kit for the Ruger American), and use .300 BLK or 7.62x39 and it'd be way more practical. As far as the weight is concerned, I don't think it's -as- big of a deal, but it should still be something to think about. I also think if we're making a "do everything" rifle, maybe a flashlight isn't a bad idea either.

New Subscriber. Great video. Brake one more rule and make it an AR.

If you have nearly $2k to waste on a subpar, at best, gun, then go ahead. I did. I'll keep it because I can but it will mostly collect dust and only be shot occasionally with friends who never fired one before. It is clunky, unwieldy, awkward and heavy.

Their is no better reason in the world to get something than because YOU want it not because of others opinion…big respect to you brother. Awesome build man💪👍

What version of the bald eagle did you end up getting? I have a 1301 as well and want the same suppressor 😁

Where did you get the rear optic (diopter sight)? Great vid!

Can you post your parts list/build list? I’m looking to build my first AR-15 and I’m going to go BCM x Aero as well. Build list would be super helpful.

Why Aero over literally anything else, including PSA and putting the savings into a better trigger? Lowers don't really matter/vary much in quality. The only major thing I can think of it tolerance fitment between the lower and upper.

Quality build there!

$500 .. keep it LOL

Is the rmr directly mounted to the slide ?

I’m from California, we don’t have OD green, or coyote brown, we have bum piss yellow and LGBQT rainbow for camouflage options.

I’m from California- we don’t have hockey tape here. Our children don’t play hockey in California. In California children play with $ex change operation.

This is such a cool idea for people in places like Aus (me sadly) where semi auto is just a flat out NO

anybody got something like this set up as a semi auto

gonna need a semi version of this

Bonus about the ruger american rifles( gen1 standard/predator/ranch) is they're all for the most part very accurate. MDT also makes the Field Stock in the footprint(also now in LH). Was thinking of getting a predator or the ranch in 223rem as a trainer for the kid and myself.

Just built a reddit special! Actually chose the aero lower over other offerings becaus of that dang upper/lower torsion screw. Sold a daniel defense to build it out because i was very unimpressed by the accuracy and build quality. Spent the extra saving on a bunch of ammo to train

White boi all ghillied up

This ain't a "knock off".

Heck Yeah

The romeo4t series technically has 3 different mounts. The super low absolute one, a 1.54 mount then a spacer plate to turn the 1.54 into a 1.7

What mount is that for the acro?.. looks clean

Stumbled upon this video. Great content. I have a similar setup in 350 legend and a YHMr9 on the front. Subs sighted in at 100 yards. Light, quiet, and ammo on common hunting supply shelves. Even during ammo shortage few years back never had issue buying basic 350 legend ammo. Taken many small game down over the years and low recoil for new comers to try out if needed.

Almost started a drinking game. Take a shot every time there is a failure to extract. Great video but mate.

"The Lord's work... For Uncle Sam"? Israel needs more money!

The Larue upper is worth every penny. It was better at$700, but it's supply and demand

I think with the battery life numbers today they need to get rid of the shake awake turn off stuff. Like you said 2.5 years to 5 years of constant on. I'm thinking less problems with those features removed. I'm sure the world would disagree, except the smart people..

MRO went on a diet.

Awesome intro music brother!

looks trash, you can see the circuit board/emitter reflection in some of the photos. Also why is the left side of the optic so big that blocks your view they should have put it on the right side. Why would anyone buy this instead of a aimpoint or sig which are more proven and have stellar nv performance. I think this may have worked better if they worked out those kinks and priced it around the sig, but no one is going to pay these high prices instead of just going with an aimpoint to save a few $$

A lot of the justification I've seen for the circles sans dot is cqb work. Great video! Thanks

Dayum that glare though 😅

I loved my gen 1 556 Ruger American. ranch. Nimble, full size stock, compact with carbine length barrel. Shot well, and was just fun.

Have you been pretty happy with the ELW barrel supressed? Been eyeballing it but I have heard a bunch of conflicting stuff about the accuracy and how it groups when hot. Considering moving forward on the mk2 bfh elw 14.5 upper rn and figured I'd ask someone who has the rifle in hand and obviously shoots it instead of randos who probably have never seen one IRL.

I like when this guy yapps about optics, it just makes sense

where did the grease stain come from

I think its going on my pcc

Tremendo pedazo de herramienta!💪💪💪

Please tell me what obscure or objectively worse optic I didn’t include in the comparison chart below.

I love nanners

Like the vid and nice rig

There needs to be a new style of rifle call it an evolution of the scout rifle. "The practical rifle" Bolt action with irons or low power optic, light weight barrel 20' or less in any centerfire cartridge that you want. Pretty much what you have made here

Love this setup. I’m looking at getting a Ranch in either 6ARC or 6.5 Creed so it can double as a 300 yard deer rifle.

Ha! I’m building the same thing basically and that’s my “something special” rifle! I love my PSAs, but I wanted something special. It’s as big as I’m going!

I have the Ruger Gunsite Scout Rifle in 5.56.. probably my favorite Rifle. The quality and finish shits all over the American models. I also have a American Ranch in 300blk, it's okay for the price, and very accurate...just the stock sucks. If you can't decide on a Scout Rifle, just get an AR.

I shoot a lot and I was starting to think I just really suck and goi. Fast and after seeing this makes me feel a lot better about the same speed as this guy

I’m not a guys who says a scout rifle must be xyz or it’s “not a scout” the idea was to create a practical weapon that would be useful in any scenario and have redundancy in case if damage/emergency. I think the gun in this video isn’t a great example, because with all these advancements in technology you’ve built a heavier gun with a weaker cartridge and an optic that needs batteries. We definitely can improve on the scout rifle with modern technology, but I don’t think this gun showcases that very well.

Hows your eotech so bright? I can barely see the one I have outside (at max settings).