which of these kits...

[kurts_armory]

ok, i can get one of these PARTS KITS. each is the same price. Which would YOU take out of the three and why? thanks




A. no rec included... refinished wood/ metal. price does not include FCG has 150 +/- rds fired.

B. no rec included... Like new kit, all parts included, SAR stock set

C. no rec included... Like new WITH PAPER WICK in barrel, completely demilled. all parts included

 

[kurts_armory]

come on people this is a matter of opinion here... just want a little help

 

[Gunfighter123]

I would get "C" if all priced the same, my reason is -"Hey , it's a G thing !!!!!

 

[Starship1st]

I already own "C", I would get "B" if the price is noticeably less than "A".

 

[Hoppy590]

C will require an FFL, as would A i believe.

i vote for A. now,then get C or B to save for a rainy day

 

[JWarren]

He said that "No Receiver" was included in any of the kits, so I assume that the pics are representative of what he gets.


If that is the case, Go with C. I like the Rommy "G" rifles.

Any will be fine, it just depends on what you want.


-- John

 

[shotgunjoel]

Get A, wonderful wood. I kinda like the lighter colored wood.

 

[hawmanai]

B

Without actually getting to see them in person.

I would say B.

A needed to be reconditioned, might have been rusty or well used.

C, I recently got a similar Romy kit from J&G and it was not stored very well.

Where and how much are you getting these from?

You have to have a certain amount of US made parts and replacing the FCG and stock are the most commonly swapped.

 

[kurts_armory]

if i get any of them i will probably find somenone who can bead blast it for me, and then i will put on a couple coats of alumi-hyde II

 

[zoom6zoom]

I'd lean towards C. Both B and C are Romy G's, but C has the correct lower handguard. The big plus is that it has already been demilled, which will save you a lot of work. Drilling out the old rivets can be a major pain. And the barrel has already been pressed out of the trunnion. This kit is ready to build. You just need rivets and your US compliance parts (and a receiver or flat if the one in the picture isn't included.

"A" not including the FCG is no big deal as you'll want a US made one to count as three of your required six compliance parts.

If they are under $275 each, get them all!

 

[kurts_armory]

I decided to get b. thanks guys