kwando
02-26-2016, 21:19
There has been some bad posts about AAC recently, especially during their move. Just wanted to share my recent experience, I'll be honest I was worried as well about any service needs but they stand behind their warranty.
I have a Rem700, SCAR17, and a 300blk (AR) that share the 762SD can. The can locks up tight on the Rem700 and the 300Blk but it is "loose" on the SCAR17. It was not tightening enough and was inbetween two teeth on the 51t mount.
After what seems like hundreds of iterations of tightening and loosing of the 762SD can on different mounts, it would loosen WITHOUT even depressing the button. FML
Emailed AAC, and they replied within 24 hours. They asked for my mailing info and the SN, and they will create a service ticket. Shortly after I get a reply with a link to schedule a UPS pickup.
2/5 - UPS picked up 762SD
2/9 - 762SD was back at AAC for latch replacement
2/10 - Inquired about the "wobble' on my 762SD on my SCAR. AAC said they will send a new flash device out to remedy the issue, free of charge.
2/17 - New flash device arrives at my house
2/18 - Get notice that my 762SD will be delivered 2/23
2/23 - 762SD arrives and it is tight on all 3 rifles.
I confirmed with a 762 Geissele suppressor alignment rod that i am "safe". Went to the range today, and here are my results.
Before. Red is SCAR17 without the 762SD can (10 shot left, 5 shot right). Blue is 5 shots with the 762SD aiming at the right target... WTF!!!
http://i96.photobucket.com/albums/l166/kwando90/Forum%20stuff/FE5CA3AE-0D12-4248-B27D-5F402EC6D8C6_zpsvqkhxopy.jpg
After. SCAR17 with 762SD 168gr match no wind 60-65 degress bipod sitting. 10 shot group, called the flier.
http://i96.photobucket.com/albums/l166/kwando90/Forum%20stuff/4C40346A-299E-469F-AC79-B1BB01F927DB_zpszkem09bs.jpg
Then i grabbed the Rem700 100 yards 168gr match no wind 60-65 degress bipod sitting. 3 shot group. My personal best so far with any rifle in my life.
http://i96.photobucket.com/albums/l166/kwando90/Forum%20stuff/D56E9887-EC9E-4B2A-80D1-7124D5E69254_zpsvsfyxzwx.jpg
What i learned.
1. AAC still stands behind their warranty
2. Make sure you depress the racheting button even when tightening the AAC cans
3. Invest in Geissele suppressor alignment rods
4. Make sure your cans are tight, not only to prevent baffle strikes but to get consistent accuracy.
Hope that helps others out there.
I have a Rem700, SCAR17, and a 300blk (AR) that share the 762SD can. The can locks up tight on the Rem700 and the 300Blk but it is "loose" on the SCAR17. It was not tightening enough and was inbetween two teeth on the 51t mount.
After what seems like hundreds of iterations of tightening and loosing of the 762SD can on different mounts, it would loosen WITHOUT even depressing the button. FML
Emailed AAC, and they replied within 24 hours. They asked for my mailing info and the SN, and they will create a service ticket. Shortly after I get a reply with a link to schedule a UPS pickup.
2/5 - UPS picked up 762SD
2/9 - 762SD was back at AAC for latch replacement
2/10 - Inquired about the "wobble' on my 762SD on my SCAR. AAC said they will send a new flash device out to remedy the issue, free of charge.
2/17 - New flash device arrives at my house
2/18 - Get notice that my 762SD will be delivered 2/23
2/23 - 762SD arrives and it is tight on all 3 rifles.
I confirmed with a 762 Geissele suppressor alignment rod that i am "safe". Went to the range today, and here are my results.
Before. Red is SCAR17 without the 762SD can (10 shot left, 5 shot right). Blue is 5 shots with the 762SD aiming at the right target... WTF!!!
http://i96.photobucket.com/albums/l166/kwando90/Forum%20stuff/FE5CA3AE-0D12-4248-B27D-5F402EC6D8C6_zpsvqkhxopy.jpg
After. SCAR17 with 762SD 168gr match no wind 60-65 degress bipod sitting. 10 shot group, called the flier.
http://i96.photobucket.com/albums/l166/kwando90/Forum%20stuff/4C40346A-299E-469F-AC79-B1BB01F927DB_zpszkem09bs.jpg
Then i grabbed the Rem700 100 yards 168gr match no wind 60-65 degress bipod sitting. 3 shot group. My personal best so far with any rifle in my life.
http://i96.photobucket.com/albums/l166/kwando90/Forum%20stuff/D56E9887-EC9E-4B2A-80D1-7124D5E69254_zpsvsfyxzwx.jpg
What i learned.
1. AAC still stands behind their warranty
2. Make sure you depress the racheting button even when tightening the AAC cans
3. Invest in Geissele suppressor alignment rods
4. Make sure your cans are tight, not only to prevent baffle strikes but to get consistent accuracy.
Hope that helps others out there.