Cubiclerevolt
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AZ1182 said:lol, you already did that yourself by listing makers in alphabetical order and what the OP asked for, and by doing that post as well.
Yeah it was a tad douchey but I've noticed that is his modus operandi.
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AZ1182 said:lol, you already did that yourself by listing makers in alphabetical order and what the OP asked for, and by doing that post as well.
Cubiclerevolt said:To stay on topic i sincerely wanted to know where builds stayed so I can point others in the right direction. I have my recommendations but I know I am missing others that may be a better fit for those just now getting into the market to purchase an AR.
Cubiclerevolt said:To stay on topic i sincerely wanted to know where builds stayed so I can point others in the right direction. I have my recommendations but I know I am missing others that may be a better fit for those just now getting into the market to purchase an AR.
AZ1182 said:Honestly, with new folk tell them to get a Palmetto, it supports a very good supporter of our 2A rights and it's a decent rifle for doing what has to be done for HD when you get right down to it. For the guy or gal that wants to really get into it, have them buy a Colt or a BCM if they have a better budget, if no budget, a DD or a KAC. Just my take on that.Cubiclerevolt said:To stay on topic i sincerely wanted to know where builds stayed so I can point others in the right direction. I have my recommendations but I know I am missing others that may be a better fit for those just now getting into the market to purchase an AR.
Cubiclerevolt said:I always wonder and try to balance out where different manufacturers fall on pricing, reliability, accuracy etc.
Who would be top tier builds?
What are middle of the road builds?
What are pretty much the "jennings" and "lorcins" of AR builds?
I have mine lines but others would be probably more bougie than myself.
For me as an example I would say:
Top Tier:
BCM
Noveske
Daniel Defense
YH
LaRue
POF
Mid Tier:
Aero Precision
Ruger
Sig
S&W MP
Spikes
Springfield Saint Series
Poors Tier:
This is a hard one because for me and it's funny I actually have a DPMS (Who no longer exist) which was my first AR that I bought over a decade ago does a great job on being accurate and is pretty damn reliable. Only had the bolt seized from the lacquer on a steel casing caused it get gummed up after shooting all day in the AZ heat while shooting prone at an Appleseed shoot.
A lot of these companies seem to fade out or you never hear from them.
Let me know your thoughts.
Cubiclerevolt said:
There was no post Medjay!
AZ1182 said:White labeling has been going on a lot longer than you would think. I'm not talking about a Criterion barrel that is being stamped BCM either. How many BCG makers are there actually? LPK's? Stock charging handles? Does Colt really makes it's own waffle stocks? A2 compensators, and ETC?
Nothing to be really concerned about unless they're using what I would and do consider, as subpar parts like SA branded UTG parts even though they use BCM parts as well.
AZ1182 said:Top tier:
Knight's Armament
LaRue Tactical
Noveske Rifleworks
Daniel Defense
Heckler & Koch
V7
Lewis Machine Tool
Centurion Arms
JP Enterprises
PRI
Wilson Combat
Mid Tier:
Vltor
X Products
Yankee Hill Machine
Armalite
ADM
Radian
Sons of Liberty Gun Works
Odin Works
Mega Arms
CMMG
BCM
Colt
FNH USA
Cross Machine Tool
Stag Arms
S&W
Aero Precision
Midwest Industries
POF
2A Armament
Geissele
LWRC
Rock River Arms
Sionics
SLR Rifleworks
Bottom Tier:
Sig Sauer
Palmetto State Armory
Ruger
Delton
Doublestar
Anderson
Springfield Armory
Diamondback
Mossberg
DPMS
Remington
Trash:
Troy
Just my opinion though as it's the only one that matters when it comes to how things get spent from my wallet.
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