What's the most reliable AR you've ever owned?

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My colt rarely malfunctions and if it does its usually because of a dirty round. found that some work best with 55 grain bullets while others work best with 65 grain.
 
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I have only had experience with a Bushmaster and a Double Star. The Double Stars were bought for us and 4 of them malfunctioned and broke the first day we tried qualifying with them. I went out the next day and bought a Bushmaster. Never had a problem since.
 
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I have an LMT SPM16 that probably has at least 3 or 4k thru it. Brass and steel cased. Not one single problem. I like it so much, that I am trading for another one.
 
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Right after the North Hollywood shootout, I procured a Colt CAR-15A2 to qualify with and tote in the war wagon. 13 years (and lots of rounds later) it has never let me down.
 
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I have had a few FTE's in a Rock River I had. I would say proabably ammo related, but thats not a excuse. My colt runs the same ammo (wolf) flawlessly. My Les Baer never had a hickup either though, but I never ran shitty ammo through it.
 
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RRA, Mega, Novoske, Del Ton... All corners of the AR world have worked for me. My home builds never have problems. The only rifle I had issues with was a factory Armalite M15A4C. Had to send the POS back for a new upper
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I have had a Colt SP1 for 30 years with no problems. I had Olympic Arm CAR 15 that functioned fine and have been issued at least eight M4's and one M16A1 over the last 20 years, that were Colts. I have been very pleased with the design. I don't think it has to be a Colt, but the ones I have used were all great rifles.
 
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Noveske SPR 18" nothing but serious business and also one often overlooked Sabre Defense M4A3. The fit and performance of Sabre surpasses the Colt LE6920's I have run lately . Thousands of rounds downrange out of each of them with absolutely no problems.
 
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I've owned several Colt H-Bars, recently picked up a LWRC and although I have no complaints about the performance of the colts, I doubt I will ever go back. The LWRC is just sweet.
 
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I have owned many ARs and still the best one is the one I built myself. I built it with some of the best parts and yet have had a single malfunction. The only time I have ever had issues with any AR was from shooting wolf or cheap ammo not the gun.
 
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Hard to tell how good they are until you put them through the limit. I took a 3 days carbine class a while back and saw plenty of high end guns went down from some of the top manufactures.
 
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Ran my LMT through Magpul's 3day Carbine 1 & 2 class. I didnt have a single malfunction. I've got about 4k rounds through this gun now and the only gripe I have is that it doesnt like Wolf. Not much of a complaint though.
 
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i put a shit-load of rounds through several army issue colts.... no problems except when firing blanks with a blank fire adapter hahah. cant blame that on the rifle!
 
Re: What's the most reliable AR you've ever owned?

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: emmagee</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I have a number of AR's and M16's, honestly, I've never had one that isn't reliable. </div></div>

Same, if they are put together properly and you take care of it they work just fine.
 
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I've had 5-6 AR-15s RRA & LMT. I loved the LMT. Mostly because it was up best for me. They have all worked excellent with no problems. Did have to change gas rings in one. Wore out a trigger spring in one, would double fire every once in a while. After thousands of rounds down them I can not complain. It would be worse than a political debate to argue which is "best"