AR-15 QRB 2 PIN UPPER RECEIVER TAKEDOWN KIT Reviews & Ratings
Reviews Summary
The AR-15 QRB 2 Pin Upper Receiver Takedown Kit offers versatility for various setups and is well-constructed for easy transport and storage. Most reviewers appreciate its innovative design, allowing for quick configurations and retaining zero. However, some find it pricey and unnecessary, questioning its value compared to traditional setups.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Product Versatility
62%
Many reviewers highlight the QRB kit's ability to facilitate multi-caliber setups, making it a fun and practical addition for some. Users appreciate how it allows for quick configurations and maintains optics' zero, enhancing the overall shooting experience.
Construction Quality
54%
The reviews emphasize the strong and well-machined quality of the product, with many noting ease of installation and a tight fit. This aspect is praised particularly for its robustness and reliability during use.
Portability and Storage
46%
Reviewers frequently mention the kit's capability to compactly break down firearms for transport, making it ideal for on-the-go situations, such as fitting in backpacks or smaller storage options.
Price Concerns
38%
Some users express concern about the cost of the QRB kit, feeling it might be expensive for what it offers compared to traditional arrangements. This theme showcases a divide in perceived value among customers.
Niche Usage
31%
A few reviews frame the product as a niche item that may not suit all users, particularly questioning its necessity for casual shooters or those with basic firearms. The idea of it being primarily beneficial for specific tactical needs resonates in these reviews.
Military Grade Hardware
Originally purchased a carbine length gas tube kit for a 5.56 short barrel rifle but this QRB would not fit my geissele rails...not even close. Returned the proprietary carbine length gas tube kit for a refund and got the pistol length gas tube for a 300 blk DDM4 pistol instead. Now this gun fits easily in a backpack when it is broken down even with a suppressor mounted. Recommend having a gunsmith install it.
One Receiver - Two Barrels = two rifles
I got the two pin kit for my AR-15 20 inch H-bar rifle Length; Then got a single barrel plate for my 16 inch M-4 Carbine length barrel. The optics want to be mounted directly over the barrel nut not on the receiver. I use a red dot optic on the carbine length barrel and a scope mounted on the rifle length. By mounting the optics on the hand guard, which is firmly affixed to the barrel nut, the optics are sighted in directly to each barrel. When you switch barrels, the optics never change in relation to the barrel. There is absolutely NO loss of ZERO - ever - as the barrel and optics are virtually one piece, connected to the receiver by the QRB and don't have to be removed when changing rifle/carbine configurations. The scope mount is a cantilever mount, reversed to provide the proper eye relief. One receiver; and any number of barrels/optics gives you as many complete firearms as you want, which can be taken down for easy, short length, transport or storage, and no loss of 'zero' for all your changes. I've seen pistol length with a folding stock that takes down to an unbelievable small package, and a 16 inch M-4 carbine that can be taken down and stored in a motorcycle saddle bag. These are superbly machined and extremely well built.
Well made.
Works real well. Breaks down pistol AR to small package and can be deployed quickly when needed. Manufacturer is a Hoot to work with if you have any questions.
Solid and Quality
Very easy to install and well made. Strong and a tight fit up with easy take-down and re-assembly. A bit on the spendy side, but it reduces length more than a folding stock, reducing overall rifle length by just little over 50% and takes only a few seconds more to be ready to fire. Only a slight modification was necessary to the profile of gas tube to clear the foregrip locking nut and fit properly into the gas tube extension.
Multiple Quuick Connect Uppers for Too Much Fun
I'll give it 4 stars because of the cost. But this is a really nice way to have a multi cal setup and a compact package (think 5.56 and 300 Black). Combine with a Stern Defense quick connect stock, and now you really have something. Is this something you need or must have? No, it's not for everybody (maybe for LE), but it is lots of fun.
Would you recommend this?
Yes, I would recommend to a friend
I see no reason for this
I see no reason for this other than to excessively spend on a niche and novelty item. An AR is already a QTD firearm as it is. Push out the 2 upper attachment pins and it is then 1/2 the length and/or more. Please sell me how this adds any value.
