Several months ago, I ordered a cordless power tool from LWRC through my local FFL as they had a much better price than any of the MSRP and above online vendors. I am currently still waiting for the call to let me know that it has finally arrived, but have seen the same product come and go several times online. My question is, do companies like LWRC make a batch of one item for a little while, then switch to the next, and the next, constantly revolving around their product line up or is the entire system just that backlogged right now. Every time I had seen their products come available lately, one model became available from multiple vendors right around the same time, then go out of stock, and shortly later a different model comes in stock all around.
LWRC Production Cycle
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Tungsten
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I wasn't aware they were called "cordless power tools." I like it.
Just be careful. I hear the appropriate batteries are extra pricey these days.
I’ve always called them hole punchers
Mr.Blue
Living In A Bizarro World
Check out Xtremegunsandammo.com
They always have the best prices on LWRC items and usually have them in inventory. They’re supposedly the largest LWRC dealer in the country. The LWRC DI is $1,599. If you want a special color, add $100. I’ve dealt with them on two rifles. Great guys.
The Tungsten version is definitely in stock:
https://xtremegunsandammo.com/shop/...sale/lwrc-ic-di-for-sale/lwrc-ic-di-tungsten/
They always have the best prices on LWRC items and usually have them in inventory. They’re supposedly the largest LWRC dealer in the country. The LWRC DI is $1,599. If you want a special color, add $100. I’ve dealt with them on two rifles. Great guys.
The Tungsten version is definitely in stock:
https://xtremegunsandammo.com/shop/...sale/lwrc-ic-di-for-sale/lwrc-ic-di-tungsten/
Magnumite
Ultimate Member
I have been watching the price of those. I am glad I got mine when I did. They are nice rifles.
rockstarr
Major Deplorable
Lwrc di rifle at 1,600 is full msrp.
Oof, no thanks
Just picked up an m-lok model for 1,340 this past November,if memory serves.
Id have to be hard up to pay full msrp to the wolves.
Oof, no thanks
Just picked up an m-lok model for 1,340 this past November,if memory serves.
Id have to be hard up to pay full msrp to the wolves.
Mr.Blue
Living In A Bizarro World
Well I think those buying now feel they have to, despite the prices.
So, too, is the production cycle for LaRUE UU in 308.
Been on the list since 10/8
Been on the list since 10/8
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Semper Noctem
Desk Rabbit
Damn, that's an expensive roll mark right there.
rockstarr
Major Deplorable
Agreed on the expensive roll mark. I love mine, but it’s a 1,300-1,400 dollar rifle, not full msrp of 1,600 + like most shops are now thinking is cool to do.
Mr.Blue
Living In A Bizarro World
They’re every bit as good as a Daniel Defense, LaRue, or Noveske. I’ve had all of those and haven’t found a better quality AR than an LWRC. The only dings I can give them is they don’t come with LWRC skirmish sights like my REPR and IC-Enhanced did. The mil spec-ish trigger isn’t great either, but I dropped Geissles in them. The only reason they sold at a low price point at first is because LWRC is known for their short stroke piston guns and resisted making a DI gun for more than a decade. Once the DI rifle started winning awards like Golden Bullseye rifle of the year in 2016 and 2017, the price went up. I haven’t seen a new one for under $1,399 in two years.
I sold my DD M4 V1 and DD M4 V7 Pro, late last year because they were fetching $2000+ on the secondary market and they were not any better than my LWRCs. In fact, I felt the LWRCs with their full ambi controls had more features and better QC.
Full Disclosure - I’ve never handled or shot a Knight’s Armament or LMT.
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