How bad is RRA?

[ryr8828]

I've got a rock river. It's a 20' with a stainless barrel and 1/8 wylde chamber.
Also have a Bushmaster. 1/9 and 14.5" barrel. It was my first ar and I bought it right after the 2008 election, it was all I could find.

As soon as one of them fails I'll be right here to tell everyone about it. Thing is I spend most of my time shooting one of my daniel defense rifles or my scar17 or my spikes 5.45. So they don't get a lot of use.

[TurretGunner]

I've got a rock river. It's a 20' with a stainless barrel and 1/8 wylde chamber.
Also have a Bushmaster. 1/9 and 14.5" barrel. It was my first ar and I bought it right after the 2008 election, it was all I could find.

As soon as one of them fails I'll be right here to tell everyone about it. Thing is I spend most of my time shooting one of my daniel defense rifles or my scar17 or my spikes 5.45. So they don't get a lot of use.

Cool story..... got a point?

[VIP3R 237]

RRA isn't that bad. I didn't read this whole thread because it was too long and went a little OT but wouldn't RRA be a step or two above Bushmaster?

Not trying to start a flame war . . . it's an honest question. I would buy an RRA over Bushmaster (but I wouldn't buy either because I spent more and went high end anyway).

Well according the The Chart bushy actually rates higher than rra.

[ryr8828]

Cool story..... got a point?

Apparently not any that you're smart enough to grasp.

[SMETNA]

Yes, lock it. It has served its original purpose, and then some.

Us RRA fanboys will have to figure out another way to defend our under equipped and over priced weapons.

:-D

[Busta Prima]

Well according the The Chart bushy actually rates higher than rra.

I'd still buy an RRA first, if I was in the market for a cheapie . . . well for that matter, I've heard the S&W M&P isn't bad either. That might be the way to go in the budget catagory.

[mark5pt56]

As I stick a fork in it--