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Re: Piston AR's
Personally I'm a fan of LWRC. The wait is long but I think they are worth it. These guys spent a lot of time and money getting their system right before it went to market.
Personally I'm a fan of LWRC. The wait is long but I think they are worth it. These guys spent a lot of time and money getting their system right before it went to market.
Re: Piston AR's
New kid on the block ,,but YOU put it on and can take it off..
http://www.adamsarms.net/
New kid on the block ,,but YOU put it on and can take it off..
http://www.adamsarms.net/
Re: Piston AR's
I personally have an issued HK 416 and a personal LWRC both 10 inch guns like the Lwrc better. Shot an Sig 556 that was real nice as well. But still +1 on LWRC
I personally have an issued HK 416 and a personal LWRC both 10 inch guns like the Lwrc better. Shot an Sig 556 that was real nice as well. But still +1 on LWRC
Re: Piston AR's
I have a POF 415, and it is a great weapon. It's easy to clean, you don't have to remove the hand guards to clean the piston system. Shoots great, I have never had a malfunction with approximately 4,000 rounds thru it. the only bad thing is the wait, mine took over 8 months,and that was over two years ago.
I have a POF 415, and it is a great weapon. It's easy to clean, you don't have to remove the hand guards to clean the piston system. Shoots great, I have never had a malfunction with approximately 4,000 rounds thru it. the only bad thing is the wait, mine took over 8 months,and that was over two years ago.
Re: Piston AR's
I have an LWRC here with an ACOG on it.. it is clearly the winner in fit and function. The only thing that would make it better is one of my lowers.
I have an LWRC here with an ACOG on it.. it is clearly the winner in fit and function. The only thing that would make it better is one of my lowers.
Re: Piston AR's
I have POF's very nice, pretty spendy, but its nice to not have to remove the hand guard. and you can flip the piston around for supressed use.
CJG
I have POF's very nice, pretty spendy, but its nice to not have to remove the hand guard. and you can flip the piston around for supressed use.
CJG
Re: Piston AR's
Anyone seen or heard anything about the S&W M&P15 Piston AR?, it is listed on their web site, supposedly uses a modified Adams Arms piston system, which I also know nothing about, I am considering getting a M&P15 & if their piston model is reliable I may get one, as wait time & price will most likely be a lot less than the LMT or LWRC. any one with some info?
Anyone seen or heard anything about the S&W M&P15 Piston AR?, it is listed on their web site, supposedly uses a modified Adams Arms piston system, which I also know nothing about, I am considering getting a M&P15 & if their piston model is reliable I may get one, as wait time & price will most likely be a lot less than the LMT or LWRC. any one with some info?
