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Old 06-30-2007, 10:31 PM   #1
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My sons is home from Marine Corp boot camp and was talking about maybe buy a AR 15... He wants one of the carbine types with the colapsible but stock... There seems like a few different makers out there... Who makes the best quality one??? We were looking at the S&W M&P version
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Old 07-01-2007, 12:21 AM   #2
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You can not go wrong with the name brand AR's. I do feel the Colt is over priced.

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Rock River Arms. Nuff said.
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Can he take it with him to IRAQ or Afganastan? If so I would suggest something more like a shotgun because he'll already have an M16 unless he's going to shoot the SAW. If he just wants something to practice with he only needs a .22 but hey, there's nothing wrong with wanting. If he's accurate on out to 200 yards with a .22 then he'll be deadly with the M16.

Good luck to your son, godspeed to him, and I appreciate what he is doing. You should be proud!
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Old 07-01-2007, 01:21 PM   #5
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If he just wants something to practice with he only needs a .22 but hey, there's nothing wrong with wanting. If he's accurate on out to 200 yards with a .22 then he'll be deadly with the M16.
Outstanding post! When people ask which car to get among a Porsche, Corvette, or Ferrari, I always point them towards a chevy cavalier or used ford pinto. Afterall they are all cars and do the same thing.[8D]

Seriously, I would consider a Rock River Arms mainly because they use milspec buffers and offer a high quality product at a relatively good price.


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Old 07-01-2007, 01:30 PM   #6
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If he just wants something to practice with he only needs a .22 but hey, there's nothing wrong with wanting. If he's accurate on out to 200 yards with a .22 then he'll be deadly with the M16.[/blockquote]

IF HE IS ACCURATE TO 200 YARDS??? Did you really say that. Man he is a MARINE. I am sure he can dot your I's at 200 yards.

I agree with the Rock River. I have a varmint model that shoots under or right at two inch groups at 300 yards. Tom.
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Old 07-01-2007, 02:53 PM   #7
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I have a Bushmaster, and its ok. Had some initial jams with cheap ammo. Goverment ammo works great. I would recommend the rock river too if your looking for accuracy without the chrome lined barrel. Just regular go out and bang, bang, I would recommend my bushmaster shorty carbine.
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You can not go wrong with the name brand AR's. I do feel the Colt is over priced.

Tell your son that I thank him for his service. Tom.
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Thanks for all the advise... I'll prob look at the Rock River
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Tell the young Marine thanks for his service to the USA. Stag Arms makes a very good AR-15, i love my left hand Stag Arms rifle.
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Ditto. Did months of research and question asking before i got mine, and i bought the RRA Tactical Entry.16 in barrel, collapsible stock, prob pretty close to what you are looking for. I love it.
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