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Thread: KAC SR25 vs DD DD5

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    KAC SR25 vs DD DD5

    I don't know if this has been asked before, but I'm in the market for a very nice large frame AR and I'm considering these 2 rifles. Is the KAC worth the extra coin? I know people that own KACs love them... ideally I'd like to find someone that has both for an unbiased review. I've handled the DD and thought it was great - never seen a the KAC up close though.

    Thanks,
    Eric

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    Having owned both before, the Knights is a better rifle. However, that does come at a higher cost.
    The DD is a great rifle for the money, I didn't like the charging handle with the ball detent.

    There may be a few rifles that I would pick before the DD M5 though.

    If your budget allows, but the best you can,...ie the Knights
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    I'm curious, what rifles would you pick before the DD? What attracted me to the DD & KAC was the +/- 8 pound weight, and over reputation for quality.

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    I went back to an LMT. Its a pig by the Knights standard but it works for me.
    As far as the DD......Aero Precision is producing a great gun for the money, a good bit cheaper than the DD.
    Like it said, if the DD had a standard charging handle I would like it more. That and the proprietary rail, those are turn offs for me
    Proper Planing Prevents Piss Poor Performance.......

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    You wouldn't happen to be in FL would you? My buddy just picked up a new 308AR and is selling his DD5. Don't know if he wants to mess with shipping/FFL stuff, but I know he's going to dump it. He's a cash kinda guy.
    Last edited by sasquatchoslav; 04-13-17 at 15:28.

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    nope, other end of the country (Minneapolis).

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    Ah ok just as well I fired reached out to my pal and he sold it on Armslist the other day. Have fun searching....building new rifles is an awful lot of fun.

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    Ive never met someone who was disappointed with a new Knights SR-25. Ive meet plenty of folks who don't like other options for one reason or another. Just something to think about.
    Last edited by Jwknutson17; 04-13-17 at 16:30.
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    I have no point of reference for a DD 308 but I have an SR-25 and it is a handy rifle and worth the money.

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    The DD isn't in the same class as the KAC offerings. The DD product is new for them, let's see how they develop that and see how it goes.

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