I want to get into these target shoots that they have here at the local gun range. It's all shot on the 100yard range and the only rules i really found was that the rifles have to have Iron Sights. It also says that rifles that DO follow NRA highpower rules are preferred, but they are not required.
I've pretty much decided that i would like to get a DPMS Rifle and i do not want to build this one myself.
Which one of these rifles would be the best for that?
DPMS Panther CMP
DPMS Panther Bull Classic

Is there another DPMS rifle that would be better suited?

Quoted: I want to get into these target shoots that they have here at the local gun range. It's all shot on the 100yard range and the only rules i really found was that the rifles have to have Iron Sights. It also says that rifles that DO follow NRA highpower rules are preferred, but they are not required. I've pretty much decided that i would like to get a DPMS Rifle and i do not want to build this one myself. Which one of these rifles would be the best for that? DPMS Panther CMP DPMS Panther Bull Classic Is there another DPMS rifle that would be better suited?

If you do I bet you will end up shooting high power some day and the CMP rifle is built for that. I love shooting high power but I just don't have the equipment anymore to do it. The DPMS CMP is what I will be getting when I go back to it though.

Is it not as good as the Bull classic, since the CMP doesn't have a free float handguard? Does the CMP have more desireable features?

Quoted: Is it not as good as the Bull classic, since the CMP doesn't have a free float handguard? Does the CMP have more desireable features?

The CMP DOES have a free float handguard. And the Bull classic is not a high power allowed service rifle.

The CMP has a free float handguard hidden cleverly under a stock handguard. I suggest you go with that, so you can compete one day.