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anotherdaze1
04-14-13, 23:21
Is anyone on here familiar with the Anderson brand? From what I've researched, they're fairly new to the market. It's a good look'in gun for the price but I've never heard much about the name.

Here's a link: http://www.firearmsforsale.com/anderson-am15m41668s-m4-carb-sa-6-8-spc-16-30-1-magpul-moe-6-pos-stk-black-ffs/
djmorris
04-14-13, 23:39
Is anyone on here familiar with the Anderson brand? From what I've researched, they're fairly new to the market. It's a good look'in gun for the price but I've never heard much about the name.

Here's a link: http://www.firearmsforsale.com/anderson-am15m41668s-m4-carb-sa-6-8-spc-16-30-1-magpul-moe-6-pos-stk-black-ffs/

Junk.

Read this thread, in particular the second half: http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_3_118/520530_Anderson_Manufacturing.html


The VP of their company was on ARFCOM pretending to be a customer claiming that Anderson AR's are the best thing since sliced bread and that the US Department of Defense has made Anderson AR15's their new "mil-spec", etc. Seriously - no shit.

Their business practices are despicable and their products are shoddy at best. Avoid at all costs my friend.
anotherdaze1
04-14-13, 23:53
Junk.

Read this thread, in particular the second half: http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_3_118/520530_Anderson_Manufacturing.html


The VP of their company was on ARFCOM pretending to be a customer claiming that Anderson AR's are the best thing since sliced bread and that the US Department of Defense has made Anderson AR15's their new "mil-spec", etc. Seriously - no shit.

Their business practices are despicable and their products are shoddy at best. Avoid at all costs my friend.

Wow - Thanks for the heads up. I checked out the link...that's sad to say the least.
Airhasz
04-15-13, 01:05
OP, buy one of the half a dozen good name ARs everyone in the know seems to have around here, learn it and experiment on your next AR.
discreet
04-15-13, 01:28
Yikes that is a monstrosity. The next milspec, lmao
foxtrotx1
04-15-13, 02:30
Did anyone ever figure out if they were making the COLT 6900 or was that a filthy rumor I should never mention again? :confused:
bigbang
04-15-13, 02:34
is that a piston gun?
discreet
04-15-13, 03:07
Did anyone ever figure out if they were making the COLT 6900 or was that a filthy rumor I should never mention again? :confused:

Seriously? What forum am I on again?
JSantoro
04-15-13, 08:25
Did anyone ever figure out if they were making the COLT 6900

The day that Anderson ever makes anything for Colt, stand by with a large, burlap sack.

You'll need it to catch the monkeys that are sure to come flying out of my ass.
foxtrotx1
04-15-13, 14:53
Seriously? What forum am I on again?

Relax man, there was speculation in a thread here that COLT out sourced the rifle to someone in Kentucky, Anderson being a possibility. I was just asking. https://www.m4carbine.net/showthread.php?t=118258&page=6
K_K
04-15-13, 16:21
also read...

https://www.m4carbine.net/showthread.php?t=81263

I have purchased a lower then learned of the company. Not to proud of that but hell i think it work once it is pieced together. I know the lower is a hunk of metal with dimensions and mine are correct, other people have gave reviews after they bought their lowers used them with various set ups and had no problems. i have yet to piece it together and try it out. I just have way to much school work and other stuff to do.
Moltke
04-15-13, 17:12
If you can find a Colt/BCM/DD at a reasonable price, why buy anything else? Unless you're looking for a sharpshooter, SBR, dedicated suppressed gun, or some other niche rifle - for most every shooter a standard out of the box Colt 6920 or equivalent AR is going to be more than enough gun.