Best AR available in Maryland?

[DaemonAssassin]

One that I built for myself.

Go see the guys at Engage in Rockville.

 

[byf43]

IMNSHO, the Colt 6721 is a great carbine.

My youngest son recently bought his first AR, and he selected the 6721.

He found an EOTech for a really good price. (I prefer the Aimpoint PRO.)


So many good choices. My preference(s):

Colt
Windham Weaponry

 

[dreadpirate]

I'm a big Windham/OG Bushmaster fan. Can't go wrong with a basic Windham. All other previous suggestions also good.

+1 for Windham.

 

[kgain673]

LWRC makes MD legal rifles. If I had my choice that would be my number one choice. Plus they are made in Maryland.

 

[Blaster229]

New ip on the board and probably a wee bit expensive for many, but Gun Metal, inc.
right here in millersville/Pasadena. I know the owner and some of how they make their builds.

 

[Boneuphtoner]

+1 for Windham.

Here is another vote for Windham! Mine is really basic but I love it. Fit and finish are very impressive

 

[rj1974]

LMT makes MD compliant rifles as well and has no problem shipping here .

 

[The sphinx]

Windham weaponry HBC is certainly a good choice

 

[Sewer Rat]

One that I built for myself.

Build it yourself.... all mine are frankenstiened by me

 

[DaemonAssassin]

Build it yourself.... all mine are frankenstiened by me

My first AR was store bought. All the others are built by me.

 

[teratos]

My first AR was store bought. All the others are built by me.

This. Then you can put exactly what you want on it.

 

[nmc]

KAC are legal, Engage is a Knights dealer. Give them a call, get what you really want!

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+1...For Engage and buying a KAC. They did an amazing job when they pin and welded my KAC MAMS onto my factory 14.5" Mod 1.

 

[outrider58]

My first AR was store bought. All the others are built by me.

This

This. Then you can put exactly what you want on it.

And this.

 

[kgain673]

The guy is asking about the best rifle available in MD he can buy. Not bashing windham or colt but if he's asking about BEST then There are options that are cash and carry and hands down better. LWRC and Knights are going to be better rifles if he's not asking what's the best value. Windham and colt are going to basically be identical other then a roll mark. Knights, LWRC and a few custom makers will be better. But with that said some of these high end makers have proprietary components and if they break your stuck with running back to the company for repairs or parts.

 

[IronLionMD]

I just heard about LWRC having proprietary parts... which parts?

 

[mopar92]

I just heard about LWRC having proprietary parts... which parts?

LWRC uses mostly a piston operating operating system (as opposed to standard DI). The piston, operating rod, BCG, are all non interchangeable with DI parts*.
So if you're on a hunting trip in Bumbleduck Georgia and something breaks you're SOL unless you brought spare parts or can find an LWRC dealer who has the parts in stock.

*There may be other parts but I'm not sure.

 

[Blaster229]

LWRC uses mostly a piston operating operating system (as opposed to standard DI). The piston, operating rod, BCG, are all non interchangeable with DI parts*.
So if you're on a hunting trip in Bumbleduck Georgia and something breaks you're SOL unless you brought spare parts or can find an LWRC dealer who has the parts in stock.

*There may be other parts but I'm not sure.

Maybe leave this response up to Logan, the LWRC expert? Crazy I know because you need to get your opinion in edgewise.

 

[mopar92]

Maybe leave this response up to Logan, the LWRC expert? Crazy I know because you need to get your opinion in edgewise.

Lol, someone's bored.

 

[RossL]

Daniel Defense v11 Pro https://danieldefense.com/firearms/daniel-defense-m4-carbine-v11-pro.html

 

[Job]

Daniel Defense v11 Pro https://danieldefense.com/firearms/daniel-defense-m4-carbine-v11-pro.html

Is that an HBAR?