PortaJohn
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So currently have Leupold MK5 5-25, and an Arken 5-25.
I have $1500 available, I want something better than the Arken. Just don’t have quite enough for another MK5.
What’s the recommendations?
At some point we are going to have to look hard at one of the major issues effecting the USsome studies suggest that the clotshots are causing a rise in violent behavior.
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good thing they have body cams now.
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I appreciate the input man. Honestly, I can't even find any KAC rifles in stock anywhere so that may rule that one out anyways. I haven't called them to see how long of a wait it would be. JP told me about 13 weeks for a complete build on a ctr-02. I'm just going to go that route to be honest. I'm hoping I won't have buyers remorse lol. I'll keep you guys updated on it.I have or had all three of them and I think that they are all similar but different at the same time.
1) I think the Radian is kind of over rated. I do not like their lower (I prefer slab side) and the rifles themselves are kind of heavy. To give them credit it functioned well and the SS barrel was accurate. I sold it because it was kind of expensive and nothing special about it.
2) JP makes a lot of flavors of AR from duty to competition to SPR setups. I have not used their duty AR but I have zero doubt it is reliable and dependable. If I was going to go shoot two or three gun competitions I would absolutely pick this one. The ability to tune the gas system, the lighter weight BCGs, the buffer system all work together really well. You pick a competition ammo and set the rifle up and you end up with a very flat shooting rifle that is good for going fast. (I kept the JP and still shoot it)
3) I have the SR15 with the 16" upper and their flow through suppressor. On top of it I have an ACOG TA02 with an RMR at 12 and a clip on thermal that mounts in front of the ACOG. I shoot this rifle the most. I am not sure that the rifle is best at anything, but everything works really well together. The suppressor is fantastic, the muzzle device plus the mounting system for the can is great. The tuning of the gas system and the recoil system is spot on. Their factory trigger is great. I just have zero complaints with the rifle and have not felt the need to spend money tinkering with it because Knights just did it right from one end to the other. If you can afford all of them and have access to all of them, I would recommend the KAC all day long over the others as a general purpose AR.
Very interesting: Well documented that the Soviets were behind the "unilateral disarmament" movement that they actually started in the 1950s. Leftist stooges one and all. The same, easily manipulated weaklings tricked into supporting AGCC today.![]()
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Nowadays we all recognise this symbol, but how did it come about? What are the origins of the peace symbol?www.nobelpeacecenter.org
I like Bill a lot. Great dude and hilarious!
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Gents, I'm curious. What is the situation that you have built 50-100 rifles of just one brand and type of receiver? Are you gunsmiths, building guns for customers? I'm sure you've built guns in other brands so you're really talking about just a portion of the ARs you've built.
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New front driveline day
Almost 500 miles round trip