No need to justify, I spent far more on far less practical things
When it comes to a JP vs one of the budget ARs
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No need to justify, I spent far more on far less practical things
When it comes to a JP vs one of the budget ARs
The whole “gun locked up in evidence” thing is vastly overblown.
Mine was in evidence for 8 months.
1st, it wasn’t my only AR.
2nd, it was a great excuse to build another.
3rd, the lawyer bill made me forget all about the AR.
Mine was in evidence for 8 months.
1st, it wasn’t my only AR.
2nd, it was a great excuse to build another.
3rd, the lawyer bill made me forget all about the AR.
Good for you but ...
1: Some people only have one.
2: Some people can't afford to build another
3: Lawyer bill just compounds the issue
Some jurisdictions you will be lucky to get the weapon back at all.
I can prove with numbers that anyone who claims any involvement in any form of precision rifle shooting (snipers hide) can afford a couple quality ARs if priorities are in line.
Certainly their choice not to
Certainly their choice not to
The world is a lot bigger than "Sniper's Hide".I can prove with numbers that anyone who claims any involvement in any form of precision rifle shooting (snipers hide) can afford a couple quality ARs if priorities are in line.
Certainly their choice not to
Sure, but the only people affected by this conversation are on Snipershide, so my comments are 100% relevant to them.
People having a similar discussion on HiPointforums.com may benefit from different advice
Sure, but the only people affected by this conversation are on Snipershide, so my comments are 100% relevant to them.
People having a similar discussion on HiPointforums.com may benefit from different advice
I own or have owned most mentioned but the Norveske is my favorite.
Over a JP?
Geissele is running there 20% off again till Sunday night, just fyi. I’m sitting on the fence between them and a Jp-15pro. Guess I better hurry and make a decision.
Get the JP pro and if you don't like it I'll buy it. We can trade.
I won’t ask why, but I was leaning JP. Thanks for the nudge.
Couple thoughts:
JP is great stuff. Handguard is… JP. Pro is heavy.
IMO Geisselle is… ok. Doesn’t stand out
Take a quick look at ADM. great components, ambi and light. Link below
ADM UIC
JP is great stuff. Handguard is… JP. Pro is heavy.
IMO Geisselle is… ok. Doesn’t stand out
Take a quick look at ADM. great components, ambi and light. Link below
ADM UIC
I got the signature guard, been very happy, plus it fits a humans hand, vs a Lego man’s hand like all the quad rail shit
Geissele is a nice rifle at a certain price point. It is a very good rifle but...black oxide barrel is kind of gay (I had mine blasted, parked and coated). With the Geissele you'll get a good barrel, great trigger, sopmod stock and a well gassed system.
I've always wanted a JP and have heard nothing but good things. Whether or not a JP is worth it...idk...but I want to find out.
Considering that PSA has made AR's available to the drifting hobo class with their daily deals there is really no reason for somebody to spare laying around.
Yes. Both are great guns but Norveske is smoother and tighter groups
Interesting, I’ve had very good results with my CTR with a 18” med contour
I did not say that it was bad just that the Noveske was better. I still shoot both. Two of my best but I only have one of each. Not a scientific study of either. Likely someone else would have the opposite results. I would say that both are better than most others. While they would both likely hold up well, neither is my behind the seat truck gun but that gun is rarely used for any long shots.
Yet for some of us "poors" spending $2-3K on an AR can mean it is their only AR.
And even for the well heeled, would you rather your $3K rifle or the $500 PSA was sitting in the police evidence locker getting finger banged by every cop in the precinct?
Does anyone really believe the bad guy will be impressed and think more of you for shooting him with a KAC instead of a PSA?
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Victoria FTW!Colt LE6920 LE6940 and Defense Model , I have own total like 4 in years , I like Shooting it's good and nice AR15 ,before cost me $900 $1000 or new $1100-$1200+ , when I sell or trade people like it very much to do it , but at this time if you like to find one get one in very good condition or like new ? I think is cost maybe maybe $1400+ to $1600 asking price ( I didn't do any research this moment ~~for price ) , maybe the Price will go down ~~~
this brand new good looking good or High quality AR ??? $1600+ to $1800+ ??? price too Hight ??? over Price ???
( I just use this one for comparison)
Some Colt AR15 I have before ( now is all gone )
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Colt AR15 I have is 2-+ years a go I think I only paid $750-$800 with some ammo and mags and carry bag ( the Botton ) No scope
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Rock River Arms makes these locally so I shot a few and then bought one back a few years ago. Very nice gun, solid, 1 MOA right-out-the-box. I'd recommend them for a nice, accurate gun that won't break the bank.
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So he contacted PSA and they shipped him a new charging handle for free and/or he could spend $60ish to buy an after market one.
Either way he is into the rifle for a third to a fifth of what some of these rifles being spoken about cost.
I don't know, Just this argument has never really registered with me, one could make similar argument for not shooting their only rifles since there is a chance that a bad round can blow up the rifle. These things are tools, and altering usage based on a parade on imaginary horrible s is a little silly.
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You could build one to the spec’s you want as well. Use quality parts and you should be good.
As fas as PSA. I have a few buddies that buy them because they are cheap. Always fixing something or making an excuse. Always hear they are just as good as everything else….sure they are!
As fas as PSA. I have a few buddies that buy them because they are cheap. Always fixing something or making an excuse. Always hear they are just as good as everything else….sure they are!
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It wouldn't be a similar argument at all and who said anything about altering usage or not shooting a rifle?
I merely pointed out that the home invader won't care whether he was shot with a KAC or a PSA. He will be equally dead in either case and BOTH rifles WILL get the job done..
It is not unreasonable to think that the rifle you bought for self/home defense might ACTUALLY be used for that purpose at some time. And that the logical extension of that is that said rifle WILL end up in an evidence locker. Which depending on where you live, might not be a very gun friendly affair and possibly result in the destruction of said gun.
Yes "tools" and just like a $5 hammer from Harbor Freight will drive nails as well as a $30 one from Sears. There is some validity to the argument the Sears hammer might last longer but opting for the $200 imported hammer from a specialty tool store is simply showing off. Especially when the person buying the $200 hammer isn't using it on a daily basis building houses.
I spent 17 years in the Marines experiencing the lowest bidder rifles getting the job done, one of mine was made by the Hydromatic Division of GM (not even a weapons company) so not sold at all on the "need" (though I understand the "want") for such high end ARs.
Our Sheriff Dept had some nam era M16’s. Stamped GM Motor Company on the side
Hey I recently acquired a few more dealers and have been able to look into the noveske and radian models. With them both being near the same price point would you recommend noveske over radian?
Have you shot a Barrett rec7? I recently acquired some more wholesaler and now have this as an option to buy along with noveske and radian.
I managed to get in with a few more wholesalers and now can have the option in a Barrett rec7, noveske, geissele, radian and some of thr lwrc’s still recommend lwrc over them?
I’ll take this one on since I have all of them involved here. I do consider the Radians upper and lower a cut above the Noveske. Especially the features on the Radian. I shoot mine a LOT.
I like Noveskes barrels and BcGs a lot. I would get the Noveske as the defensive rifle IMHO, and the Radian as something I would tinker with. If you don’t want to tinker then get the Noveske.
To be completely honest I work almost every day and get little time to shoot anymore unless it’s for work. As much as I’d like to get into competitions the time isn’t there. If anything my LE buddies and myself would do small competitions between each other. I just want quality over quantity and with the price points being very similar I was partial to the radian as a fellow buddy has their lower setup and it’s great. However, I’ve never handled a noveske to know what I’m dealing with. I do appreciate the response for sure.
All depends on the person answering the question. We all have our likes and dislikes so try a few and decide for yourself what you want to invest your money in. I like my Barrett rifles.
I have 2 noveskes and 2 radians. I have a 3rd lower from Radian.
Fit and finish on both are fantastic. Radian has more features but it's heavier. Both brands run without issue. I like the radian lower. I prefer the nsr handguard.
If you can order one of each I'd just recommend that. Check them out and decide for yourself.
I would go with Noveske, but that is coming from someone who just builds and used a Noveske upper with the priority on thermal fitting.
The Radian ADAC lower is just incredibly badass. Once you run one you won’t want any other lower.
Two sure bets :
- KAC SR15 E3 MOD2 (I prefer a pinned 14.5)
- Radian Model 1 ...
Edit : A Knights upper on the Radian lower pushes you into a "Garand Thumb coolness factor. "
https://www.radianweapons.com/en/rifles/model-1-rifle
- KAC SR15 E3 MOD2 (I prefer a pinned 14.5)
- Radian Model 1 ...
Edit : A Knights upper on the Radian lower pushes you into a "Garand Thumb coolness factor. "
https://www.radianweapons.com/en/rifles/model-1-rifle
Yes I own 2 of them. One is their 16" flyweight model. The other is their DMR 18".
I haven't compared them to every other option people have mentioned here but I'm very happy with them and have no concerns or complaints.
I am definitely going to snag one up, I’d even consider just getting the radian lower and building from there.
