The receivers are solidly built and assembled I didn’t see any machining issues or find any noticeable wobble. The SD’s upper and lower receiver are unremarkable. A full-length Picatinny rail sits on the top of the handguard for your optic mounting pleasure. With AAC’s SquareDrop design SD owners can use either Keymod or Bushmaster’s proprietary KeyDrop system to attach lights, lasers, cigar holders, etc. on a reduced diameter handguard. Previously, there was only way to own a Bushmaster AR-15 with a modular free-floating handguard: buy one smothered in Picatinny rails, a setup that treats your support hand like a cheese grater processing fine mozzarella.īushmaster’s Minimalist-SD catches up with the times (this is the modern modular free-floating handguard you’ve been looking for).
Addressing the issue, Bushmaster added Magpul MOE furniture to the line-up. Their clam shell handguard and M4-style stock looked bulky and out-of-place in the modern AR-15 market. Whenever you fire a round, cycle the action or dry fire the gun, the flash hider prongs act like a tuning fork, producing an audible “PING.” Some owners might find the sound a minor annoyance or even cool, but enthusiasts dedicated to maximum hush will be disappointed.Īnother addition from the AAC side of the fence: the SquareDrop handguard.įor the longest time Bushmaster used standard AR-15 furniture.
The three-prong flash hider works extremely well for flash suppression, but it comes with a minor annoyance. Just like Apple, Remington Outdoor seems determined to keep buyers in the AAC ecosystem. The 51T adapter accommodates AAC’s popular 762-SDN-6, for example, but won’t work for rival brands’ silencers. The most obvious addition to a standard Bushmaster AR: an AAC 51-tooth flash hider mount. The AAC 51T adapter is one of the more popular designs, but it does mandate a commitment to AAC products. 300 AAC Blackout - almost always the right caliber for really cool stuff. To take full advantage of the opportunities Bushmaster chambered the XM15-E2S Minimalist-SD in.
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