What ever you're looking at, avoid a "match" chamber or barrel on this thing.
Given the uses you've outlined, "match" shouldn't even be in the vocabulary. You want that thing to handle any ammo you can get in it, and reliability is usually compromised when you go "match".
Also, it's a word that has been used to justify sub standard barrels (non chrome lined) with substandard materials and rates of twist.
If I were in your shoes, I'd buy something like a Bravo Co., Daniel Defense, LMT, or Noveske 16" carbine with a pinned Battle Comp on it and a good, short LOP fixed stock.


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