What are your thoughts on Fulton Armory AR's?
I don't see the name mentioned here...at all?
I don't see the name mentioned here...at all?
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Re: Fulton Armory AR's....your thoughts
Try Les Baer's ARs... most accurate out of the box. It's the way he actually machines them. If I actually wanted an AR, it would be one of Les's.
Try Les Baer's ARs... most accurate out of the box. It's the way he actually machines them. If I actually wanted an AR, it would be one of Les's.
Re: Fulton Armory AR's....your thoughts
Had one some years ago with a floated 20" 1 in 8 twist. Reliably 3/4 MOA with 77 SMKs and about a half MOA with some of the lighter bullets. Boringly reliable too. Sold it for another project, but the new rifle didn't shoot any better when the dust settled.
Had one some years ago with a floated 20" 1 in 8 twist. Reliably 3/4 MOA with 77 SMKs and about a half MOA with some of the lighter bullets. Boringly reliable too. Sold it for another project, but the new rifle didn't shoot any better when the dust settled.
Re: Fulton Armory AR's....your thoughts
Fulton stuff is a pretty good value for its price point - I wouldn't be concerned about buying one if that was my price range.
Les Baer is obviously not remotely in the same price range, and I'd probably look at Hogan or something similar where you aren't paying a fortune for the name if for some reason my price range was double what the Fulton stuff ran.
Fulton stuff is a pretty good value for its price point - I wouldn't be concerned about buying one if that was my price range.
Les Baer is obviously not remotely in the same price range, and I'd probably look at Hogan or something similar where you aren't paying a fortune for the name if for some reason my price range was double what the Fulton stuff ran.
Re: Fulton Armory AR's....your thoughts
Fulton makes decent stuff for the money. Another good-for-the-money is RRA.
My good for the money choice would be a rifle built around a white oak barrel. I recently helped a friend build one using
white oak 18"
midwest handguards
A2 stock
RRA 2 stage
was around 1100 and he's super happy with it.
Fulton makes decent stuff for the money. Another good-for-the-money is RRA.
My good for the money choice would be a rifle built around a white oak barrel. I recently helped a friend build one using
white oak 18"
midwest handguards
A2 stock
RRA 2 stage
was around 1100 and he's super happy with it.
Re: Fulton Armory AR's....your thoughts
The barrel is the heart of the rifle. If you don't have a good barrel, you won't have much to show for it. Their match barrel on my build is shooting in the .3's so that's something to consider.
The barrel is the heart of the rifle. If you don't have a good barrel, you won't have much to show for it. Their match barrel on my build is shooting in the .3's so that's something to consider.
Re: Fulton Armory AR's....your thoughts
I can't comment on their full rifles, but Fulton's stainless barrels are 410 stainless from Criterion. They should be very similar to BCM's SS410 stainless barrels, which are also from Criterion and have very good reports of accuracy.
I can't comment on their full rifles, but Fulton's stainless barrels are 410 stainless from Criterion. They should be very similar to BCM's SS410 stainless barrels, which are also from Criterion and have very good reports of accuracy.
Re: Fulton Armory AR's....your thoughts
I have a FA 6.5 creedmoor phantom upper using a 24 in criterion barrel. The gun is better then I am. although i am new to AR, the parts looked top notch.
I have a FA 6.5 creedmoor phantom upper using a 24 in criterion barrel. The gun is better then I am. although i am new to AR, the parts looked top notch.
