I am searching for a new AR rifle in 308. While I would love to buy a GAP 10 or one of the other top rifle makers, I am trying to keep the purchase under $2k for just the rifle. I have optics sitting in the safe waiting for a host. Right now I am leaning towards a DPMS SASS or having Fulton Armory build one of their Titan AR rifles. The main problem I am running into is lack of info/reviews on the fulton armory rifles from users. Are they good rifles? How is customer service? Any info would be greatly appreciated.
Fulton Armory
- Thread starter LaSouthpaw
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Forgot to mention the rifle will be for punching paper and maybe an occasional deer hunt.
Forgot to mention the rifle will be for punching paper and maybe an occasional deer hunt.
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Fulton tends to build good rifles... however after they have your cash, customer service usually ceases to exist. If you have a legit problem with one of their rifles, you better be ready to pay a tech inspection fee and be told God himself couldn't build a better rifle.
Fulton tends to build good rifles... however after they have your cash, customer service usually ceases to exist. If you have a legit problem with one of their rifles, you better be ready to pay a tech inspection fee and be told God himself couldn't build a better rifle.
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Their stuff is decent enough. If you're willing to build your own you'll probably be happier though. You could probably do it for around 1800 and have 100% good parts.
edit: just keep in mind that you can have a target rifle you occasionally take hunting or a hunting rifle that you occasionally take target shooting but can't really have both unless you're a stud and can lug a 15lb rifle through the brush no problem.
Their stuff is decent enough. If you're willing to build your own you'll probably be happier though. You could probably do it for around 1800 and have 100% good parts.
edit: just keep in mind that you can have a target rifle you occasionally take hunting or a hunting rifle that you occasionally take target shooting but can't really have both unless you're a stud and can lug a 15lb rifle through the brush no problem.
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I second what BCP remarks are. You need good support after you lay down your hard earned bucks. My $.02
I second what BCP remarks are. You need good support after you lay down your hard earned bucks. My $.02
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+1 on build your own!!! You can purpose build it and if you have any skills with hand tools its easy. My MA-TEN Build has proven to be a tac driver. The Zeidker book is a must for anyone running or building an AR.
+1 on build your own!!! You can purpose build it and if you have any skills with hand tools its easy. My MA-TEN Build has proven to be a tac driver. The Zeidker book is a must for anyone running or building an AR.
