
Originally Posted by
kal
What was the accepted MOA from a US infantry rifle? Like 4 moa maximum accepted? We know the XCR isn't anywhere near 4moa. This is an assault rifle they are considering replacing anyway, not a precision marksman rifle.
Reliability? You're saying the AK system in which Robinson Armament has carried over to their rifle has reliability issues? You have to go further and tell me what's going on.
The XCR has plenty of accuracy. General consensus among experienced XCR shooters, myself included is 1.5 MOA at 100 yards.
Reliability has been solid. The Gen 1 models, circa 2006 had hiccups, but the Gen 2 models, which were introduced in early 2007 had some great enhancements to the gas system, firing pin design and new QC methods to ensure reliable operation. Durability is a given. If you've ever seen the internals of an XCR, you know you'll need a sledgehammer to literally break something. All XCR's shipped now are Gen 2 models.
XCR experience on this forum is very slim, with only of handful of people, myself included, who actually know the platform well enough to have a lucid opinion. I would recommend visiting XCRforum.com for additional input. It's not a fanboy hangout either. You'll actually find objectivity there.
I am on my 2nd XCR. I wrote a great deal about it in this thread http://m4carbine.net/showthread.php?...light=Robinson
Last edited by variablebinary; 11-27-08 at 01:31.
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