Can you spot the bolt on this UPR10 chambered in 6.5 Creedmoor?
One of my favorite companies, Uintah Precision (pronounced ‘you-in-tah’), has updated their lineup for 2020 by producing their own lowers which has allowed them to offer complete rifles of their own making. On top of this, they have updated their design for better aesthetics and functionality.
Uintah Precision Lower Recievers
Uintah Precision now makes lower receivers for both their AR15 and AR10 (UP15 and UP10 respectively) bolt action uppers. These Lowers are precision machined billet receivers with the AR15 receiver being 6061 aluminum and the AR10 receiver being 7075 T6 Aluminum. They feature oversized trigger guards, a flared magwell with serrated barricade stop machined into the magwell, and nylon tipped lower receiver tension screw.
Uintah’s updated, slimmer design is much more attractive and still just as rigid; making for a super accurate and attractive rifle.
The aesthetic improvements that were made include slimming down the profile of the upper, introducing lightening cuts throughout, and redefining edges. In the future, they will also be offering a different handguard than what is currently used.
Uintah Precision ships their rifles with a Velocity 3 lb trigger installed.
Uintah Now Offers their own Complete Rifles
Besides changing the look of their uppers and adding lower receivers to the lineup, they are now putting all of this together to provide you with a rifle that is consists of their own lower and upper. When you order a rifle off of their website, you are basically submitting an order for a custom gun. You can choose all sorts of options, and if they don’t offer it, you can ask and get it.
All rifles also come with an Ergo Grip.
Unless you specify otherwise, their rifles will ship with a Velocity 3-pound trigger, Preferred Barrel (416R stainless steel) or Proof Research carbon fiber barrel, Luth-AR MBA-1 rifle stock and Ergo Delux grip to name a few items. Handguard length depends on barrel length and lower receiver type. When you buy a UPR15 (ar15 lower), you will get a 16″ handguard on any barrel length over 20″, or a 10″ handguard if the barrel is shorter than 20″. On the other side, a UPR10 comes with a 15″ handguard.
Look forward to a full review in the future of the UPR15 rifle on GunsAmerica. In the meantime, check out more about Uintah Precision HERE.
More Pictures:
Shooting the UPR15 chambered in .224 Valkyrie. Flared and beveled magwell on a UPR15Complete rifles come with a Luth-AR MBA-1 stock. tNow that Uintah Precision makes their own uppers and lowers, they are able to match them with extreme precision. Here, you can see that there are extremely tight tolerances between the two.
Riley Baxter is a seasoned hunter, outdoorsman, and competitive shooter with deep roots in the backcountry. He has guided professionally for bears, bighorn sheep, and other big game across rugged terrain, bringing firsthand knowledge of what gear actually works in the field. When he’s not chasing game or running drills on the range, Riley is likely in the garage customizing his rifles, pistols, or backcountry kit. A competitive pistol shooter and lifelong firearms enthusiast, Riley brings both precision and creativity to every piece of equipment he touches. Outside of the gun world, he works as a perfusionist in Montana, a vital role in heart surgery that demands attention to detail, critical thinking, and mental fortitude. Experience: – Professional Hunting Guide – Guided for bears, bighorn sheep, and more in some of the West’s toughest country. – Competitive Shooter – Skilled USPSA pistol shooter with a passion for precision and performance under pressure. – Custom Builder – Enjoys building and tuning firearms and equipment to meet the exact demands of the hunt or the range. – Experienced Marksman – Experienced in long-range hunting and precision rifles to meet the demands of the terrain of the West. – Montana-Based Perfusionist – Medical professional accustomed to making critical decisions in high-stakes environments.
Very nice. I might buy one. I would DEFINITELY buy one if the bolt handle was on the left instead of the right.