Speaking of lightweight ARs, for those that like to build...
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Don't Tread On Me
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Finally!
Had this been around a couple years ago, I would have got that. I opted for the 20" govt since it was the lightest option at the time in 20" with a 1/7. Back then a govt profile was a big deal in a world of HBARs. This wasn't long ago.
Lot of options opening up in the AR world. The internet is playing a huge role in educating gunowners causing a demand for practical firearms. Not these ridiculous HBARs whose sole purpose is to save the manufacturer money.
This with a PRI or some light fore-end would make for a nice light and handy rifle with all the velocity and ballistics of a 20" but without the unnecessary weight.
Had this been around a couple years ago, I would have got that. I opted for the 20" govt since it was the lightest option at the time in 20" with a 1/7. Back then a govt profile was a big deal in a world of HBARs. This wasn't long ago.
Lot of options opening up in the AR world. The internet is playing a huge role in educating gunowners causing a demand for practical firearms. Not these ridiculous HBARs whose sole purpose is to save the manufacturer money.
This with a PRI or some light fore-end would make for a nice light and handy rifle with all the velocity and ballistics of a 20" but without the unnecessary weight.
SnakeEater
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Just when I thought my mind was made up for my next build....sigh.:banghead:
blackhawk2000
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They just came out with a lightweight 16" midlength too. They had 14.5" light mids, and 16" light carbines, but no light mids. I thought I was going to have to go custom. CMMG rocks!
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DMK
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I didn't even notice that. Nice.
If i didn't just buy a Govt. Profile Middy from them last year, I'd be all over that.
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