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Join the contest Subscribewhat roll do you want the ar to fit into?I’m in the market for a new 556 AR. With that being said I’d like to buy instead of build. I’ve looked into the Sons of Liberty, Daniel Defense, Bravo Company, FN, Battle Arms Development, Christensen Arms, DRD, and POF. I’ve got my ffl so I’ll be saving a fair amount on the gun itself. Can anyone recommend any other brands that I’ve possibly overlooked? I want to buy a quality rifle and be done.
prices seem to be coming back down and supply is opening. give it another 6mosYou know in the old days if you spent 2k on an AR, people would say,, buy a 1k and spend the rest on ammo.
But with ammo prices these days, that gets you about 3 rounds. But damn the's ARs are gettin costly.
I would go with LMT, KAC even the new Geissele is nice at the right price. DD makes a solid product but are over priced and their CS has become challenging to work with.So mainly I want one for home defense but I’d like to have a quality, accurate and reliable option incase I ever want to get into comp shooting with it. That was why I was checking out the ddm4v7. Weight isn’t an issue as I have a 20lb long range comp rifle that I use for hunting also.
If I know this mouths a go
Do you mean chromoly(CM)? I've never seen chrome lined barrels listed on their site.If you've got time to wait and want to venture into the custom world, Compass Lake Engineering and others do great work and will do almost anything you want down to sizing the gas port and turning the barrel profile down. They use great blanks, you just have to choose if you want CL or SS. I chose CL
Do you mean chromoly(CM)? I've never seen chrome lined barrels listed on their site.
Why no love for JPNoveske
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Shit, people are asking 1800+ plus for those socomsI'd say just buy an older colt socom (not last 2yrs production) and be done. You get reliable, accurate, proven winner and you are not overpaying for some of the rifles listed here. Remember diminishing returns and then use the extra coin on optic and ammo. There I said it![]()
just got a notice on grab a gun for 1300 but yes, they carry the premium due to roll mark but their accuracy and reliability are very goodShit, people are asking 1800+ plus for those socoms
Why no love for JP
I really like their BCG's but the billet gamer gun aesthetic of their rifles is disgusting in my opinion.Why no love for JP
They have regular looking forged receivers.I really like their BCG's but the billet gamer gun aesthetic of their rifles is disgusting in my opinion.
For home defense you want a short rifle (no more then 16") or even a pistol (11.5" or longer) and even a PSA would serve well for that purpose.So mainly I want one for home defense but I’d like to have a quality, accurate and reliable option incase I ever want to get into comp shooting with it. That was why I was checking out the ddm4v7. Weight isn’t an issue as I have a 20lb long range comp rifle that I use for hunting also.
Yes.I’m in the market for a new 556 AR. With that being said I’d like to buy instead of build. I’ve looked into the Sons of Liberty, Daniel Defense, Bravo Company, FN, Battle Arms Development, Christensen Arms, DRD, and POF. I’ve got my ffl so I’ll be saving a fair amount on the gun itself. Can anyone recommend any other brands that I’ve possibly overlooked? I want to buy a quality rifle and be done.
I do agree there is no such thing as "I want just 1 AR" 10.3, 14.5, 16, 18. All have their application in The Things.one for all ??? No and witch one is the best ???????????
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The rittenhouse special!I'd have to say a S&W M&P15 Sport II optics ready. I bought one last year to use as a range toy to keep from running up the round count on the DDM4 V7 Pro. The M&P is very accurate and 100% reliable. The factory trigger is actually pretty good, I won't change it. Fit and finish is impressive.
I own a JP, LMT, BMC and DD. They are all great options but I'd lean towards the LMT then the JP.I’m in the market for a new 556 AR. With that being said I’d like to buy instead of build. I’ve looked into the Sons of Liberty, Daniel Defense, Bravo Company, FN, Battle Arms Development, Christensen Arms, DRD, and POF. I’ve got my ffl so I’ll be saving a fair amount on the gun itself. Can anyone recommend any other brands that I’ve possibly overlooked? I want to buy a quality rifle and be done.
For home defense you want a short rifle (no more then 16") or even a pistol (11.5" or longer) and even a PSA would serve well for that purpose.
Which doesn't lend itself to competition use, unless you are talking about run and gun stuff.
If you have to use the rifle for defense would you want a $2000+ rifle sitting in a police evidence locker for months?
you live beind enemy lines too huh lolIf you ever use the rifle for defense a 2k loss will be a rounding error with our fucked up ju$tice $y$tem
Might be but there is no reason to increase your loss. A PSA will work every bit as well as an LMT/KAC/JP/etc in the home defense role.If you ever use the rifle for defense a 2k loss will be a rounding error with our fucked up ju$tice $y$tem
Of the brands that you mentioned, i think that its hard to go wrong with Sons of Liberty, Daniel Defense, Bravo Company, or FN, the others are not bad but a little niche.I’m in the market for a new 556 AR. With that being said I’d like to buy instead of build. I’ve looked into the Sons of Liberty, Daniel Defense, Bravo Company, FN, Battle Arms Development, Christensen Arms, DRD, and POF. I’ve got my ffl so I’ll be saving a fair amount on the gun itself. Can anyone recommend any other brands that I’ve possibly overlooked? I want to buy a quality rifle and be done.
you live beind enemy lines too huh lol
sad reality from New Jermany here
Might be but there is no reason to increase your loss. A PSA will work every bit as well as an LMT/KAC/JP/etc in the home defense role.
Despite the PSA hate from people looking to justify the $$$$$ they spent on an AR, the fact is they are perfectly serviceable tools.So would a shovel to the head of the intruder.
I’m not rich enough to buy cheap tools however.
Despite the PSA hate from people looking to justify the $$$$$ they spent on an AR, the fact is they are perfectly serviceable tools.
Unfortunately, that's what we all do: we use the guns we like the best and shoot the best as primary defense weapons. I have one exception I carry in the vehicle, but everything else I have near the bed and within arms reach around the house are my priciest pistols/ARs.If you have to use the rifle for defense would you want a $2000+ rifle sitting in a police evidence locker for months?
I truly love the PSA hate makes me laugh. My PSA is now with a buddy who is going to close in on 15k rounds in the next couple of years. Entire rifle was under 500 with FFL fees....nary an issue almost all steel cased Russian crap. His family is almost trying to break it at this point just to see if it will.Palmetto
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They have earned that hate in some regards.I truly love the PSA hate makes me laugh. My PSA is now with a buddy who is going to close in on 15k rounds in the next couple of years. Entire rifle was under 500 with FFL fees....nary an issue almost all steel cased Russian crap. His family is almost trying to break it at this point just to see if it will.
I think people will spend more money on what is considered "top of the line" in order to avoid getting a lemon. By my experience, that doesn't always work.I truly love the PSA hate makes me laugh. My PSA is now with a buddy who is going to close in on 15k rounds in the next couple of years. Entire rifle was under 500 with FFL fees....nary an issue almost all steel cased Russian crap. His family is almost trying to break it at this point just to see if it will.
agree, no question about it but it bears the point that with in spec parts, rigs should run; key being in spec and good qcThey have earned that hate in some regards.
I don't think it's 'cheap hate to justify money' it's just that psa has earned their bad rep. But like all things, if its in spec and assembled properly it should go bang. ARs are not rocket scienceDespite the PSA hate from people looking to justify the $$$$$ they spent on an AR, the fact is they are perfectly serviceable tools.
I hear you on that. Experienced that with an AR sitting in my closet right now which was ~ 4x the cost of my mutt PSA. Was flawless for maybe 7k rounds then it became a comedy of horrors that took multiple trips to resolve each with new issues. Sometimes we get unlucky....and lucky. Alas I spend no time on a gasser now so it's all in the rear view dad breaks this one out to shoot suppressed subs a few times a year and it runs now so all is well.I think people will spend more money on what is considered "top of the line" in order to avoid getting a lemon. By my experience, that doesn't always work.
The best and tightest shooting 5.56 gun I have is a .223 Wylde AR that was built by a small manufacturer for a local gun shop. The serial number is two digits and cost me about $1100 out the door.
My bedside gun is a 30+ year old Ruger GP100 (that has been there since new) and behind the door sits a Winchester 1300.Unfortunately, that's what we all do: we use the guns we like the best and shoot the best as primary defense weapons. I have one exception I carry in the vehicle, but everything else I have near the bed and within arms reach around the house are my priciest pistols/ARs.