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  1. #21
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    Trooper, Aimpoint Pro, BFG Sling, and mags & ammo is hard to beat for $1500.

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    Ar rifle and rds, get the colt. If you want to add a sling and flashlight, the price of a rail and added benefits becomes a wash.

    I would suggest against an arbitrary budget. Define what you want and save to earn it.

    Edit- that trooper is a heluva deal.
    Last edited by MegademiC; 11-13-18 at 19:14.

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    I’ve seen this vendor referenced before, can’t speak to their service:

    Colt 6920-R Trooper - $819 plus shipping plus FFL
    https://www.shtftactical.com/product...8289020604-913

    Daniel Defense Fixed Front and Rear Sights
    $100-120 anywhere, less in the Equipment Exchange on this site, saw a set recently

    Trijicon MRO on lower 1/3 Larue QD mount - $440 plus shipping
    https://www.larue.com/products/triji...d-mount-combo/
    (Alternative, Sionics has the Aimpoint PRO for $437, which you could get with the light setup referenced below.)

    D&H 30 rd magazines - $6.99*10= $69.90 plus shipping
    https://palmettostatearmory.com/d-h-...zine-8416.html

    Ready to go.

    Bonus material:

    Flashlight and mounting system (I don’t know much about lighting, but this vendor is thumbs up and I’d probably buy this setup) - $130 plus $13 shipping
    http://sionicsweaponsystems.com/stor...ifle-zero.html

    Frank Proctor sling - $34 and free shipping if you have Prime (why would you not?)
    https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07HNMXDHC...sp_detail_page

    As my two year old would say: “All done.”
    Last edited by JediGuy; 11-13-18 at 20:11. Reason: Fixed link to proctor sling, now sold on Amazon, plus PSA

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    Here’s the good news. You’ve already narrowed down your choices between two outstanding rifles. Both answers are correct. I like my Trooper and BCM mid equally, and you’ll probably enjoy whichever you pick.

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    Correct gas port diameter and buffer weight is more important than carbine gas vs midlength. I like shooting a 16 inch carbine gas Colt 6920 better than an over gassed 16 inch middie with a CAR buffer.

    I suggest taking a close look at the Colt CCU. Free float handguard and a 16 inch lightweight barrel with a midlength gas system.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MistWolf View Post
    I suggest taking a close look at the Colt CCU. Free float handguard and a 16 inch lightweight barrel with a midlength gas system.
    If you look this direction, I can vouch for this vendor. Colt CCU, with better pistol grip, better handguard, “better” safety, better stock, better gas system, lighter barrel. - $1088.52 with free shipping plus FFL

    https://www.gunbuyer.com/clt-combat-...6960ccu-c.html

    You would still need to add sights.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Magnoliabreeze View Post
    Yea really like the mod 2, but trying to stay within my budget.
    One of the many great things about an AR is, if budget is a major concern, one can simply make "three payments", first buy a complete lower, next but a BCG, mags & ammo, lastly buy the upper of choice and put it together and go shooting.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JediGuy View Post
    If you look this direction, I can vouch for this vendor. Colt CCU, with better pistol grip, better handguard, “better” safety, better stock, better gas system, lighter barrel. - $1088.52 with free shipping plus FFL

    https://www.gunbuyer.com/clt-combat-...6960ccu-c.html

    You would still need to add sights.
    Wow...that’s a great price on the ccu..was just researching that rifle...and that’s a much better rifle over the trooper it seems.

    Quote Originally Posted by JediGuy View Post
    I’ve seen this vendor referenced before, can’t speak to their service:

    Colt 6920-R Trooper - $819 plus shipping plus FFL
    https://www.shtftactical.com/product...8289020604-913

    Daniel Defense Fixed Front and Rear Sights
    $100-120 anywhere, less in the Equipment Exchange on this site, saw a set recently

    Trijicon MRO on lower 1/3 Larue QD mount - $440 plus shipping
    https://www.larue.com/products/triji...d-mount-combo/
    (Alternative, Sionics has the Aimpoint PRO for $437, which you could get with the light setup referenced below.)

    D&H 30 rd magazines - $6.99*10= $69.90 plus shipping
    https://palmettostatearmory.com/d-h-...zine-8416.html

    Ready to go.

    Bonus material:

    Flashlight and mounting system (I don’t know much about lighting, but this vendor is thumbs up and I’d probably buy this setup) - $130 plus $13 shipping
    http://sionicsweaponsystems.com/stor...ifle-zero.html

    Frank Proctor sling - $34 and free shipping if you have Prime (why would you not?)
    https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07HNMXDHC...sp_detail_page

    As my two year old would say: “All done.”
    Didn’t know a good red dot would be that high...that’s got to be a top of the line red dot right.
    Is there one a little cheaper than that but still plenty good I could be looking at.

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    Neither the MRO nor the PRO are considered a top of the light RDS. An Aimpoint T2 or M5 would qualify, and they're $750 plus. The PRO is a solid and relatively inexpensive option. A used M3 or ML3 should be worth considering.

    I've got a Vortex Crossfire RDS. It hasn't been completely reliable (the dot occasionally goes out when the intensity is changed), but it's not a primary optic, so that's fine for now.

    The CCU checks all the right boxes, and I consider it a worthy competitor to a BCM RECCE.

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    Best prices I can find right now are $1035 for the CCU and $819 for the Trooper. Figure $80 to add the Magpul furniture on the Trooper and you're essentially looking at $100 difference.

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