How about a Bushmaster ACR? I've been looking hard at one of these. Never met anyone that actually owns one though.
The MSP is being stupid and claiming they're a "Bushmaster rifle" and thus banned.How about a Bushmaster ACR? I've been looking hard at one of these. Never met anyone that actually owns one though.
How about a Bushmaster ACR? I've been looking hard at one of these. Never met anyone that actually owns one though.
Thats my next project when I have steady employment.
12.5" DPMS GII
That'd be bad-a$$ed! You might have to make two...
Not a problem my friend.
Here is what I was thinking...
Buy 16" DPMS G2 Carbine with Collapsible Stock, Dust Cover, and F.A. (If they make one)
Chop Barrel to 12.5" (Carbine Gas)
Install SLR Gas Block
Install Mid Length M.I. Gen 3 Mlock FF Handguard
Install Mid Dummy Length Radius FSB (Mini Dissipator)
YHM Suppressor Mount and Blast Shield
Reliability Package
Tubb Buffer Spring
SSA-E Trigger
MBUS Pro Rear Sight
Raptor
I like it!!
I'm in. Karma paint job! How thoughtful.
Not a problem my friend.
Here is what I was thinking...
Buy 16" DPMS G2 Carbine with Collapsible Stock, Dust Cover, and F.A. (If they make one)
...
I won. I won.You got big guy!
Uh oh, gonna need to build three!
I better start saving for it now. I've already got the can for it. I'm thinking of doing a Multicam paint job on mine. Been itching to do one on a rifle for a while.
AR10/SR25 Pattern Rifle or Carbine is the only answer based on MD Laws and your budget.
The SCAR is a nice gun and rarely needs parts, but when it does, parts are HARD to get.
The FNAR is a very accurate gun but a bitch to tear down and maintain. The Polytech and Keltec are turds IMO.
I considered a VEPR, but I've read too much about extractors breaking and being too hard to come by.
Not a problem my friend.
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Buy 16" DPMS G2 Carbine with Collapsible Stock, Dust Cover, and F.A. (If they make one)
Chop Barrel to 12.5" (Carbine Gas)
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Lol, I know what I'm adding price alerts for next.
And I checked last night. I've put links below for anyone who's shopping.
The DPMS G2 with carbine gas comes with the lighter weight, chrome lined barrel (overall platform is 7.5 lbs!) and is often called the AP4 model which has furniture variations in the $1000-1100 range ...
https://www.slickguns.com/search/apachesolr_search/884451007661
https://www.slickguns.com/search/apachesolr_search/884451008316
The one with mid-length gas and heavier stainless steel barrel commonly called the Recon model which also has furniture variations (and 10 or 20-rd mag options) in the $1200-1300 range ...
https://www.slickguns.com/search/apachesolr_search/884451008781
https://www.slickguns.com/search/apachesolr_search/884451008217
The recon is heavier at 8.75 lbs, but still light for an AR-10. Apparently, these might have brass ejection issues for left-handed shooters based on discussion comments here ...
https://www.gunsamerica.com/blog/dpms-giig2-recon-308-review/
There are also grumblings about part and component availabilities.
Other than this, many of the reviews are highly positive about the revised G2 series and note the rifle's accuracy (often evaluating versions with 16-inch barrels).
I own the M1A, PTR-91, FAL, and an AR-308. AR-308 wins hands-down from a practical POV. I have no particular preferences regarding the remainder - they have their pluses and minuses.