Firearms SOLD!!!! Knights Armament SR25 (NEW) $5050 shipped

[RSR]

SOLD!!!! lKnights Armament SR25 $5050 shipped (new) ...firm on price, no trades, no paypal, postal money order, thanks!

 

[NoLegs24]

Damn, that was steal...

 

[Mcordell]

Damn, wish I would have seen this. $5k for an EMC, especially a new one, is a steal.

 

[nn8734]

Yep, smoking deal. These normally go for 6,500+ new.

 

[silentwoods]

Sigh.....

Fantastic weapon.

 

[Sanwizard]

WTH am I missing? What is so special about this weapon? Is this a gucci AR? Gold BCG? Looks just like an Anderson, but with a different logo on it. What am I missing here? I do not understand the value here. Please advise.......

 

[SBGreen0369]

I’ll say it very slowly....
Knights.... Armament

 

[Sanwizard]

Ok, so they use unobtanium metal?

 

[SBGreen0369]

Ok, so they use unobtanium metal?

No. They’re some of the most accurate and rugged combat weapons ever made. You pay 1/2 for the material, 1/2 for the name.

 

[KP '14]

Ok, so they use unobtanium metal?

If you're comparing an EMC to an Anderson, no amount of discussion in this guy's WTS thread is going to help you. Just shoot an Anderson.

 

[Sanwizard]

Ok, I am always willing to learn. I never played with a KA SR25, so perhaps I am ignorant of the mystique around them. I see the Seals chose them, so they are battle tested. (I left the Army when the M60 machine gun was still around).

I just built my first Defiance/Bartlien rifle, so I now understand the "feel" of something special.

I guess I was just wondering why the name commands such a high price, and what real value was. I guess the "rotating bolt" design?

My RF85 Anderson has never had a single issue, and shoots lights out. I thought that was what its all about, but if folks are willing to plop down 5K for a 7.62, who am I to judge. God bless.