Piston driven AR15s

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Dr. HK

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I also have a Ruger ar556 as well as a beretta arx100. Both never shot as I haven’t had access to a rifle range. Things changed as of late which is why I was asking
 

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Since you own it, the best way to figure that out would probably be for you to shoot it? Just sayin :)
Haha. True. But my knowledge of ARs is limited to say the least. And I lack the time and money to thoroughly test one so I was curious what y’all’s thoughts are on them.
 

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LWRC M6 16” carbine. About 10-12 tears old, maybe a little under 1000 rounds fired thru it. Flawless functioning, fast easy cleaning procedure. BCG stays cool and comparatively (to DI actions) clean. Only slight drawback I notice is the muzzle end is a bit heavier than DI versions.
2nd all that. Weapon is heavier. But runs anything. I also have an m6 G .
 

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I am spoiled with my piston gun, but it is my opinion Run what you brung. Ar’s aren’t that different. If you got $500 it’s what you can afford and will serve you well, if you got $2k then get something on the other end. Pros and cons, sure, but in a di rifle, buy the best you can afford. Lwrc and Adams come to kind for a piston guns. Sometimes leo trade in Adams can be found prices right on gun broker. I will buy another in a minute.
 

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I am spoiled with my piston gun, but it is my opinion Run what you brung. Ar’s aren’t that different. If you got $500 it’s what you can afford and will serve you well, if you got $2k then get something on the other end. Pros and cons, sure, but in a di rifle, buy the best you can afford. Lwrc and Adams come to kind for a piston guns. Sometimes leo trade in Adams can be found prices right on gun broker. I will buy another in a minute.
just ordered a new complete adams arm piston AR for $620 shipped.
 

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just ordered a new complete adams arm piston AR for $620 shipped.
hell of a deal. When you get it send up a review please. I saw some leo trade in around from a copshop on gunbroker. I am told they are excellent. does yours have an adjustable gas block?
 

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PWS, LMT, and LWRC are the premier piston ARs. Imo there is absolutely no one that comes even close. Just wondering, but why are you going piston? Suppressor use?
 

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Complete rifles are irrelevant. The piston system is all in the upper. I had an Adams in 5.45x39. It was the t*ts. I think there's Adams and everyone else when it comes to this type of operating system.
Always wanted one of those. Then they went and banned 7n6. Lost interest after that
 

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