They make a decent AR15 clone. Beyond that, I wouldnt mess with their stuff having had some experience with their experimentation in the full-auto field...and my opinion of the AR10 is well known.
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They make a decent AR15 clone. Beyond that, I wouldnt mess with their stuff having had some experience with their experimentation in the full-auto field...and my opinion of the AR10 is well known.
My Bushy 16'' M4 1/9 twist stabilizes 75gr rounds beautifully.![]()
I like my Armalite and have never had any problems with it. It's a great gun from what I can tell.
Some barrels will shoot 75gr okay -- either inside 100m -- OR it will be noticed its more of an 1:8 barrel --- best way is to rod the barrel and determine the twist that way.
I've seen a few Armalite and BM's that where closer to 1:7 (as in over 1:8) than 1:9 - despite being marked on the barrel 1:9.
Second point as was beaten TO DEATH in the BM thread -- one rifle does not a valid statistical sample size make.
When a department has a whole lot of bad guns -- thats a clue. When trainers see guns with re-occuring problems in a certain name brand or two -- thats also a clue.
One gun working well -- well good for you, its supposed to -- its not something to brag about.
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Yeah Ill go try that this weekend. From what you guys have said I might have to go to about a 69gr or something. Man I thought I was so cool too with my big 75 gr.![]()
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