Need a few honest opinion's please.

[PackerfanXD]

My first AR was a RRA Entry Tactical. AWSOME rifle! The fit and finish was superb and the upper and lower fit snug as can be. I'd buy one again.

[zarcher]

RRA lower receivers and Stag Arms are made at the same factory with the same materials. They just change the molds to stamp the logo different.

I have a Stag and have had no complaints, shoot good, weight is good and eats any kind of round I have tried to shot though it.

I bought the upper and lower differently, Lower=$250 Upper=$345
Charging handle and rear back up sight=$220 Total=$815

I'm happy with this rifle and will continue to by Stag until I can afford a .308. I don't think they make a .308 reciever.

That's just my two cents.

[The Knight Of Light]

I build my own ARs I get exactly what I want out of them.

I might put together a 9mm carbine soon...

[GOMER]

I personaly dont have one and thus dont have an opinion but plan on getting one soon and in my research I found this post that may help alot.
So you want to buy an AR-15, huh? - Police Forums & Law Enforcement Forums @ Officer.com

Good luck, Gomer

[Ed Ely]

Laz, I like that non-Elite AR phrase.
Simply because...everyone cannot
buy/afford the top of the line,

I fall in that non-Elitest group and
have three Bushies! So my vote is
to go with whatever you can afford.

Ed

[Lazarus]

Originally Posted by Ed Ely

Laz, I like that non-Elite AR phrase.
Simply because...everyone cannot
buy/afford the top of the line,

I fall in that non-Elitest group and
have three Bushies! So my vote is
to go with whatever you can afford.

Ed

And in harmony with that statement, not everyone needs the precise functioning, and meticulous detail of a higher end AR. Most will only use an AR for plinking and to say they have one.

I could have brought a Colt but the question is why? I dont need to spend $400 to say I have a horse on my AR.

[EricCartmann]

Originally Posted by Lazarus

And in harmony with that statement, not everyone needs the precise functioning, and meticulous detail of a higher end AR. Most will only use an AR for plinking and to say they have one.

I could have brought a Colt but the question is why? I dont need to spend $400 to say I have a horse on my AR.

If you plan to shoot $6000 worth of ammo, then that $400 is really insignificant.

I have a Bushmaster that I am very happy with, but the thing with Colt, Noveske, and LMT is that you are more guaranteed a working rifle right out of the box... but also keep in mind that nothing is 100%. If you have a working rifle then that is all that matters, no matter what the rollmark says.

[Fish609]

I voted other and I say go with a Colt LE 6920. Mine has been awesome and I am so glad I have it. Like they said the cost is insignificant once you run a few thousand rounds through it.

I would stay away from any "lite" models. I have only seen one carbon model and it was a total POS. I would also suggest getting the A3/4 upper or you may regret it later.

If limited to those I would say the first or second, whichever one they have and how nice it looks.

[ebar5]

Originally Posted by EricCartmann

Here is my list and preference so don't flame me either

1) Noveske
2) Colt
3) LMT
4) All others, it really does not matter.

There really isn't much of a difference except Colt and they are not even mil-spec unless you buy GI. Colt is also way over-rated. Besides, he said sub $900.00, not $1900.00. Go Rock River. Best trigger of all standard production ar's. Top quality.

[Jesse James]

I am getting the SIG 556, Very nice weapon, gas piston and chrome lining