Opinion on AR's

[Chris_Andersen]

If your budget allows for it. Everyone is right...it is much handier to have 2 complete rifles.

 

[John1808]

Well that was what i was thinking. I appreciate everyones input.

 

[jc5420]

I just sold 2 such rifles. IMO I would build / buy 2 different rifles instead of sharing the lower. For one, I do like a heavier "Battle" trigger on my combat setup. I prefer a different style grip on a combat rifle aswell. On the varmint rifle I put a rock river two-stage match trigger in the lower for more precision shots. The carbine had an adjustable stock which was perfect because I always left it all the way collapsed. The Varmint type rifle had a Magpul PRS to balance the rifle and help with cheekweld consistancy. The weight of a 24" barrel makes a rifle with a 6 position stock extremely unconfortable to carry and even shoot off a bench or prone.

I have been through all the scenarios with these 2 rifles and would never recomend such mission specific rifles to share the same lower.

Hope this helps

 

[John1808]

Well I have decided on 2 different rifles. I appreciate all the input.

 

[been]

what are they??

 

[John1808]

Im thinking a Stag model 3 or and M&P. Then a Remington R-15 for hunting.

 

[MrShooter]

I have rather expensive taste at times, but I would get PWS, POF, or a Nove lower.

 

[Wormydog1724]

Why have 2 when you can have 3?

I have One for "combat style/speed" (BCM midlength 16" BFH)
one for Hunting (camo, started out as a R-15 but I made it my own)
and One for 3 gun and rifle matches (mostly spike's 16" WOA stainless)
Oh and a Nordic Components NC22 upper for practice and play.

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[John1808]

I like all of the above. I have researched extensively and just about ready to start purchasing.