century ar15a1

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wow the bargin bin sounds great but i think i would rather buy a used one locally that i can see up front.
 
trigga said:
wow the bargin bin sounds great but i think i would rather buy a used one locally that i can see up front.
I'd suggest you do your research.

I've NEVER heard a complaint about a CMMG bargain bin rifle.

CMMG is good people.
 
I don't see anything wrong here, as long as the lower is made to spec. Century doesn't manufacture their own, so someone is making them, and most "someones" these days are making in-spec receivers. The upper is USGI made by Colt, so it'll be good. I'm sure I'll be ridiculed for saying this, but I'd take this over a CMMG bargain bin rifle.

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vanfunk said:
I don't see anything wrong here, as long as the lower is made to spec. Century doesn't manufacture their own, so someone is making them, and most "someones" these days are making in-spec receivers. The upper is USGI made by Colt, so it'll be good. I'm sure I'll be ridiculed for saying this, but I'd take this over a CMMG bargain bin rifle.

vanfunk
If you can be absolutely certain the Century offerings are free of monkey-poo, I'm sure it's a valid theory.

. . . but you can't be sure how much the monkeys have "worked" on the parts (nor where the parts came from [they're used military parts]).
 
^all you need to do is demotivationalize it:D

although, Century does get some things right. I have a Yugo M70AB2 coming in eventually (still waiting for it to ship...), and I've only heard but good things about them. Either way, fingers crossed.
 
I would go for CMMG bargain bin. I would also suggest Del-Ton and DoubleStar rifles as quality inexpensive plinkers. I would avoid that Century.

Century can turn out working rifles, sometimes even fairly good ones, but you're taking your chances. And in the AR-15 realm you would be spending more and getting less. Sure, a few of the parts may be original Colt. Guess what, they're probably 30-40 years old, worn and simply refinished. And Colt is not the uber-perfect maker that some see it as anyway.
 
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