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I'm looking for a top tier clone of the A4.What would you choose and why? Looking for an all purpose rifle.Any suggestions?
Thomas M-4
10-26-10, 21:12
Bravo Company.
BCM is the best value, and they make an A4.
-Joe
bushmaster has the 20 inch government profile barrels.
i have one' i like it alot.
peabody
I think Bravo Company is the only top tier manufacturer that makes a real A4 clone.
Wait until this is in stock http://www.bravocompanyusa.com/BCM-M16-Government-20-Upper-Receiver-Group-p/bcm-urg-gov-20.htm and then add a KAC M5 RAS like I had in Iraq and you will have an A4. Throw a rear BUIS and a scope on there and you are good.
kaiservontexas
10-28-10, 01:59
Another BCM vote here as they are the only one I know of . . . I have heard of FN uppers being used, but that has got to be rarer then teeth on a chicken.
Another BCM vote here as they are the only one I know of . . . I have heard of FN uppers being used, but that has got to be rarer then teeth on a chicken.
You can find FN uppers on gunbroker and that "other site" fairly often.
Sabre if you want a brand issued by .mil
What about Colt? I know that BCM seems to be highly regarded in the gun community. I just have not seen one first hand nor do I know anyone who has one. Has anyone here ever had a BCM weapon and put it thru its paces,if so how did it perform. No disrespect here, I'm just trying to find a good quality A4 clone and understand why you choose it,
Thanks
RD
As far as I know, colt does not make an A4 clone. The closest you could get would be an MT6601 but it comes with a heavy barrel that would need to be re-profiled, and a semi auto bolt.
Der Waffenkollektor
10-29-10, 15:36
Colt, FN and Sabre are the only three companies legally in possession of the M16 TDP used to manufacture M16s for the DOD and neither Colt or FN sell a semi A4 to the public so, the closest thing to the real deal, directly available, would be the Sabre A4 Rifle.
That said, it's not like a Bravo will let you down. Plenty of people here have used theirs in carbine classes and other HD applications.
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