@ $499Nutcracker wrote:What AR are they selling at $700 max? Their website lists a base model that's a couple hundred over his budget.
Here: https://www.sportsmansoutdoorsuperstore ... /ID/192093
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@ $499Nutcracker wrote:What AR are they selling at $700 max? Their website lists a base model that's a couple hundred over his budget.
Your Judas, is a killer. No forgiveness is requested.apostate wrote:
My buddy is the new owner, It is his 3rd firearms. I hooked him up with USA made Caracal Enhanced F, an RRA 1911 Expert Nickel plated. And, no he wants a Basic M4 clone. I recommended FFloating Barrel but would be happy with something mlike S&W MP Sporter II. At Cabelas, I just manhandled said MP and it felt well built.The Annoyed Man wrote:Just out of curiosity, have you considered either the Springfield Saint w/ Free Float Handguard ($1049), or the Savage MSR15 Recon w/ Free Float Handguard ($999)? MSRP on both comes in at right around $1,000, but I’ll bet that street price would come pretty close to your $700 “maximum”.
Just a thought. Both are reputable gun manufacturers, even if both are pretty new to the AR world. Both guns seem to be well put together.
I’m seeing a Springfield Saint with free Float Handguard on Gunbroker.com for $799, and a Savage MSR Recon for $821.
How is the Ruger in terms of accuracy and zhootabilityjb2012 wrote:That’s a steal1911 Raptor wrote:Grab A Gun Ruger AR 499.00Beiruty wrote:Link?
https://grabagun.com/ruger-ar-556-black ... -30rd.html
He is shying away from 18". Colt, he likes more. It may cost more too.Jusme wrote:+1 on the Ruger MPR. Two stage trigger, free float rail, rifle length low profile gas block. Upgrades alone would almost be the price point Beruity's friend is looking for.