S&W mp 15
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Re: S&W mp 15
Yep, lot's of info on the site about it. Just do a search. Google even works well for that, sometimes better than the search function on the site.
Yep, lot's of info on the site about it. Just do a search. Google even works well for that, sometimes better than the search function on the site.
Re: S&W mp 15
Bought one for my son about a year ago and it has been solid...he has run about 1500 rounds through it with zero issues...
Bought one for my son about a year ago and it has been solid...he has run about 1500 rounds through it with zero issues...
Re: S&W mp 15
I've had my M&P-15 for almost two years now. Not a single failure or problem of any kind after a few thousand rounds. They're good to go, especially for the price. Buy with confidence!
I've had my M&P-15 for almost two years now. Not a single failure or problem of any kind after a few thousand rounds. They're good to go, especially for the price. Buy with confidence!
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Excellent. I have several and suggest them to my friends. Good guns, good price. No issues.
Excellent. I have several and suggest them to my friends. Good guns, good price. No issues.
Re: S&W mp 15
I have a Smith and Wesson M&P-15 that I bought way back in 2006. This rifle is used as a loaner rifle / back up rifle when a student comes through and their carbine goes down, or if they don't have a carbine.
So far, this rifle has never failed me. I am over 25k rounds through it to date. I am still running the ORIGINAL gas rings. No failures.
The barrel is at the end of it's life cycle. With match grade ammo, I can not shoot tighter than 2.5 inches at 100 yards, but... this rifle is used for close up drills. It still runs and runs and runs.
The only thing still factory on it is the barrel, upper / lower reciever, gas block (cut down FSB to make it a low profile) and gas tube, bolt and carrier, buffer, and buffer spring. So, just the core is still M&P, everything else is add on.
I put 600 rounds through it again this week, and it still runs, runs, runs.
So, for the cost, I would highly recommend them. They are great rifles... at least mine is.
I'm getting ready to re-barrel it, and keep it in service.
V/R
DMack
I have a Smith and Wesson M&P-15 that I bought way back in 2006. This rifle is used as a loaner rifle / back up rifle when a student comes through and their carbine goes down, or if they don't have a carbine.
So far, this rifle has never failed me. I am over 25k rounds through it to date. I am still running the ORIGINAL gas rings. No failures.
The barrel is at the end of it's life cycle. With match grade ammo, I can not shoot tighter than 2.5 inches at 100 yards, but... this rifle is used for close up drills. It still runs and runs and runs.
The only thing still factory on it is the barrel, upper / lower reciever, gas block (cut down FSB to make it a low profile) and gas tube, bolt and carrier, buffer, and buffer spring. So, just the core is still M&P, everything else is add on.
I put 600 rounds through it again this week, and it still runs, runs, runs.
So, for the cost, I would highly recommend them. They are great rifles... at least mine is.
I'm getting ready to re-barrel it, and keep it in service.
V/R
DMack
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