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    Panther REPR

    I was wanting to know what people think of the Panther™ REPR.
    http://www.dpmsinc.com/store/products/?prod=5764

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    Is REPR trademarked by LWRC?

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    Quote Originally Posted by travistheone View Post
    Is REPR trademarked by LWRC?
    Quick look at LWRCs website and I didn't see ™ next to REPR anywhere, so maybe not.

    DPMS could have been a little more creative though... unless they came up with it first...

    Although it's not all that surprising, they did use SASS as well.
    Last edited by Roneski; 03-18-10 at 16:42.

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    REPR (Rapid Engagement Precision Rifle) and SASS (Semi-Automatic Sniper System) are NOT commercial terms, but rather U.S. military designations--multiple vendors could have produce rifles for the REPR or SASS programs...
    Last edited by DocGKR; 03-18-10 at 17:05.

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    So anyone can make a SCAR too? That's kinda cheesy.

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    To answer your original question...
    DPMS is not held in high regard around here. Look up "the list" for more info why. I don't have a DPMS so I can't speak with any authority on the subject.

    https://www.m4carbine.net/showthread.php?t=7355

    I hope this helps
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    So anyone can make a SCAR too?
    In fact, quite a few companies submitted SCAR rifles for the trials, including Cobb, Colt, Diemaco, FN, HK, KAC, LMT, Robinson Arms...

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    DPMS 7.62 guns aren't quite on the same low level as their 5.56 guns. They are generally OK, or can be made to function well with a little massaging.

    I would rather have one of these than the "other" REPR that nobody can get to work right.
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    Quote Originally Posted by M4Guru View Post
    DPMS 7.62 guns aren't quite on the same low level as their 5.56 guns. They are generally OK, or can be made to function well with a little massaging.
    Now is this just because there is a lack of competition for this rifle?

    You would thing that the 5.56/.223 should be their flagship. If the 5.56 DPMS is crap (not quite as good as it should/could be), why would I want to risk more of my hard earned money on something that could end up being even more expensive crap?

    If the DPMS REPR's are gtg, I will gladly stand corrected. Like I said, I dont have a first hand knowledge of the gun.
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    There is a definite lack of competition, I think coupled with the fact that people don't run 7.62 guns like they do 5.56 guns.

    For a semi-auto precision rifle they can be made to work really well. I like them better than the AR10 because they take SR25 pattern mags.

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