I was out shopping for a new rifle today when I came across one made in NC by a company called Barnes Precision Machine. The Patrolman's Carbine 16" midlength. I never heard of them before, but the quality seemed very good and the price was right for it is. $1200ish The salesman who is someone I believe assured me it was in use with some of the SOF around here. Well, I did something I rarely do and I bought it on impulse without researching it. Now I'm concerned I may have made a mistake, and purchased a target oriented rifle instead of a combat weapon. I am no expert, but it does seem very well made. However, I don't want a toy, I want something I can count on. It is very tight and everything is match grade, and that makes me concerned about reliability. Is anyone here familiar with this weapon or have any opinions on it?
Here's the website.
http://www.barnesprecision.com/


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