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    Aero Precision Continuous Optics Platform (C.O.P.) Discussion

    The Aero Precision Continuous Optics Platform (C.O.P.) Review is up. More information will be added as the build is complete and I run it through some live fire. Questions and comments are welcome.

    Click here for the review.




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    Thoughts on weight vs. traditional rail & upper?
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    Quote Originally Posted by rob_s View Post
    Thoughts on weight vs. traditional rail & upper?
    I wish that I could give you an exact weight difference. There was a definate "WOW" factor with how lightweight all of the components were, but it would be hard to compare without physically weighing both of them. I will try to get you a more precise answer, but I would say that there is a weight savings.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Eric View Post
    Yes it does, probably for a good reason.
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    Quote Originally Posted by zero7one View Post
    I wish that I could give you an exact weight difference. There was a definate "WOW" factor with how lightweight all of the components were, but it would be hard to compare without physically weighing both of them. I will try to get you a more precise answer, but I would say that there is a weight savings.
    I think it you weighed the complete system (rail, upper, barrel nut) we could contrast that with traditional upper + various rails.
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    Quote Originally Posted by rob_s View Post
    I think it you weighed the complete system (rail, upper, barrel nut) we could contrast that with traditional upper + various rails.
    I'm working on getting an answer for you on that.
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    Per an Aero Precision representative:

    The combined weight of the Upper, barrel nut, two handguard panels, three picatinny rails, and the screws is 1lb. 9.6oz.
    Hope that helps out.
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    Will they have a rifle length model available?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mute View Post
    Will they have a rifle length model available?
    When, not if.
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    Quote Originally Posted by zero7one View Post
    Hope that helps out.
    Yes it does. I have some other weights to factor in on my end.
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    Just so I'm sure I understand...

    Looking from the front down the barrel, you have a half-round top. To that you bolt the side "rail insert" of your choosing, and to those you bolt a 1/4-round "handguard panel" on each side, and those are joined at the bottom by another "rail insert". Rail inserts are available full-rail, half-rail/half-smooth, and full smooth.
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    Pretty much, but the kit also includes a version of the full-rail and full-smooth rail inserts with anti-rotation sling swivel sockets.




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    Bill,

    Check your email when you get a chance, I sent you a reply.

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    Overall width with rails, overall height, and inside diameter?
    (or did I miss it somewhere? Having a discussion thread separate from a review thread is hard to follow)
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