Rock River

[fj#316]

What do you guys think about Rock River Rifles?

[musashi666]

I like 'em! I have 1 complete rifle I bought from them and have 4 builds using their lowers and use their lower parts kits for all my builds.

My only problem w/ RRA stuff (that I have anyways) is the tightness of their lowers. But some people like that about 'em.

[ST911]

What do you guys think about Rock River Rifles?

Serviceable, with caveats. Worthwhile reading:

https://www.m4carbine.net/showthread.php?t=688

http://www.10-8forums.com/ubbthreads/showflat.php?Cat=0&Number=28743&page=&fpart=1&vc=1

http://www.10-8forums.com/ubbthreads/showflat.php?Cat=0&Number=28794&an=0&page=2#28794

[mayonaise]

I've had two. One, before they were fashionable and a new one. Both have performed perfectly. I'm no expert. I have no complaints. I've run thousands of rounds through them.

[C4IGrant]

I own several. They are a a tier 2 manufacturer. Their weapons do NOT follow the Mil-spec Reqs from barrels, to bolts to twist rates used. I guess it just depends on what your looking for.



C4

[the_accuser]

I have a few of their rifles and each has functioned 100%.

[justbill]

What do you guys think about Rock River Rifles?


My only AR is a RRA Entry Tactical. I've had it several months and couldn't be happier. It has demonstrated 100% reliability with a half dozen or so types of ammunition. Accuracy is better than I can achieve.

A close friend has a lot more AR experience than I. He's an Iraq War veteran and Governor's 100-level competitor in Pennsylvania. He's owned three Bushies, an M4gery, a standard A2 and a NM A2. He recently purchased a RRA A4 Varmint and is so impressed he doubts he'll look elsewhere for future black rifle purchases. He's particularly impressed by the standard match trigger found in most RRA models.