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Hi guy's, I am new to the Forum and have been reading many interesting and informative posts here.
After 35+ years with my Colt SP-1 that I converted to a Colt CAR-15 30+ years ago, I find myself needing to retire the old and rather worn out girl to the Gun Safe.
I have looked at the Colt SP6920 and like it, but the Rat Work M7 Rifle looks interesting to me as well.
Is the Rat Worx a comparable product to the Colt product? I do not want to spend extra to gain nothing but will spend to gain quality.
http://www.ratworxusa.com/pagDetail.aspx?SKU=RW-M7-5.56-223
It sure was easier picking out which AR-15 to get in 1976! Colt or nothing, now the choices seem endless.
Thanks for any help you can render.
Hank
They don't list any component specs and they state "budget friendly." I'd stay away. Buy a Colt and it'll last you another 30+ years.
Go with a Colt or Bravo Company rifle. The rifle you linked to has zero details aside from a "16" chrome lined barrel and 6-position buttstock".
Did you find any other info on this gun anywhere?
Stay away from budget builds that are skimpy on specifics. Go with a known quantity for an entry level rifle from one of these companies: Colt, Bravo Company, Daniel Defense, LMT.
Stay away from budget builds that are skimpy on specifics. Go with a known quantity for an entry level rifle from one of these companies: Colt, Bravo Company, Daniel Defense, LMT.
truth here.
it's also generally good advice to stay away from guns and gun products with names like Worx, Xtreme, Ultra, Specops, Killer, Sniper, Assassin... etc.
it's also generally good advice to stay away from guns and gun products with names like Worx, Xtreme, Ultra, Specops, Killer, Sniper, Assassin... etc.
....Advanced, Armament, etc You know, names like that...:lol:
Don't you think its probably a good idea to stay with what served you well for 30+ years? Buy the Colt, it will serve you well for years to come...
it's also generally good advice to stay away from guns and gun products with names like Worx, Xtreme, Ultra, Specops, Killer, Sniper, Assassin... etc.
Words like always & never...
Exception of note, Storm Werkz(yup, funny name). They make a damn fine folding mechanism (http://www.stormwerkz.com/StormWerkz_Stock_Folding_Mechanism.html) for the AK family.
ETA: As for Rat Worx, I can't speak on their own products, but they did have a Colt 6720 in stock and a good price...
ETA2: OP, for the price difference, buy the Colt.
it's also generally good advice to stay away from guns and gun products with names like Worx, Xtreme, Ultra, Specops, Killer, Sniper, Assassin... etc.
Um, VERY HIGHLY disagree with the SpecOps.
http://img221.imageshack.us/img221/3452/wilsoncombatspecops91.jpg[/URL]
I was already leaning towards the Colt product, all the friendly advice just pushes me more in that direction.
Thanks for the input!
Hank
Here is one of the first pictures of the old rifle and a young me
http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a178/HamourKiller/Hunting/bobcat-2.jpg
The wife deciding the Short one is her's
http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a178/HamourKiller/Hunting/Elner223-4.jpg
The son deciding it is his
http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a178/HamourKiller/Hunting/Vanceshooting.jpg
I've bought a Colt 6940, 6920 and a 6933 upper for a pistol build from RatWorx. They are GREAT guys to deal with! I also bid on a used Colt Python on one of their Gunbroker auctions that turned out even better than I had hoped.
I don't know about their own rifles, but I recommend them as a reputable business.
DeltaSierra
05-04-12, 21:11
Stay away from budget builds that are skimpy on specifics. Go with a known quantity for an entry level rifle from one of these companies: Colt, Bravo Company, Daniel Defense, LMT.
*Cough*
Yep.....
sinlessorrow
05-04-12, 21:21
budget friendly at only $870......i can get a new Colt 6920 for $990
If Colt = Known Quantity (KQ)
and Rat Worx = Unknown Quantity (UQ)
and KQ > UQ
then Colts are better than Rats
No Brainer
TacticalSledgehammer
05-05-12, 08:31
Why not get a new upper and BCG instead of a whole gun? That would save you a few pennies.
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