Thread: Value for money AR15's

Originally Posted by Damnitchy

Different use for me. Got the Wyndham varmint for long range. Used it up to 300m so far and reasonable accurate. NEA is a 14.5" and using it for shorter range and have not tested out further so hard to say. Have replaced factory trigger on Wyndham with Gisele trigger. Super good after that


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That's interesting.. I don't think I'd have a specific use for mine. It would definitely shoot rabbits (shortish range) and hopefully goats/wallabies. I was thinking 12.5" barrel suppressed.. Unless someone tells me I'm an idiot for getting a 12.5" barrel
The Windham Varmint would be quite heavy??

Originally Posted by logesearle

That's interesting.. I don't think I'd have a specific use for mine. It would definitely shoot rabbits (shortish range) and hopefully goats/wallabies. I was thinking 12.5" barrel suppressed.. Unless someone tells me I'm an idiot for getting a 12.5" barrel
The Windham Varmint would be quite heavy??

If you can try out an AR or two with different barrel lengths it would be good. 12.5 is a short barrel for .223. You will notice quite a velocity drop in comparison with 16 or 18 inch. Lots of noise and flame without the suppressor also OK I cant say thats a problem for me. My 7.62x39 AR makes quite a flame

Originally Posted by logesearle

That's interesting.. I don't think I'd have a specific use for mine. It would definitely shoot rabbits (shortish range) and hopefully goats/wallabies. I was thinking 12.5" barrel suppressed.. Unless someone tells me I'm an idiot for getting a 12.5" barrel
The Windham Varmint would be quite heavy??

My NEA at 14.5" is pretty heavy. Apparently button cut barrel but not bull barrel. Whatever that means. If anyone knows please enlighten me. Irregardless what was supposed to be my light weight 14.5" bush rifle turned out to be a heavy weight. Irregardless. Shoots good


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