AR Thread

[veitnamcam]

So its like buy a Sako and just shoot it then.
What's a good brand then?

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[Happy]

So its like buy a Sako and just shoot it then.
What's a good brand then?

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OOppsy wrong question now the fun will start.. HA HA Mine is STI blimmin expensive but heaps of extras like suppressed, after market trigger and so on.
Bought first one I handled just cos it looked and felt good and got away with it...
Spanners put a list up in the AR thread which was pretty helpful I thought..
Get a nice light one with shortish barrell..

[mikee]

So its like buy a Sako and just shoot it then.
What's a good brand then?

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You are welcome to have a try with any of mine if you like.
Have a 16 inch suppressed and a 20 inch comp'ed

[gimp]

So its like buy a Sako and just shoot it then.
What's a good brand then?

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When you say "military style" that's sort of meaningless as far as quality/function/anything. You could say "mil-spec" which has more meaning. Most of the ARs we see here aren't made to mil-spec. Doesn't necessarily mean they're not functional. Mil-spec isn't "the best spec" but it is at least specifications which are solid and reliable, and not "whatever random shit olympic arms puts out this week"

Good brand is a can of worms, just google "<x brand> problems" before buying anything. People love to say that a lot of the parts come from the same basic manufacturers which is true at some level but there are varying levels of QC in assembly as well as value and level of features.