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Posted: 2/17/2009 7:36:04 PM EDT
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I was thinking of buying a bolt action .223, but have recently thought of maybe buying a precision AR15 instead. I have no knowledge on which one to buy or what would be a good setup for long range accuracy. Bushmaster Varminter?? DPMS Panther Bull 20? any reviews on accuracy of these? Looking for some help on what would be a good setup.
THanks in advance for any help |
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you'll find happy owners of most all factory brands here. Some cost a few buck's more than others.
I own complete factory uppers from a few companies. I guess as far as one upper shooting good groups with a variety of loads from 30 gr. Bergers to 69 SMK's. the 2 RRA Predator Pursuit uppers get the nod. I bought a second RRA Predator P because the first was so accurate. They both do very well for affordable factory uppers and are a bit lighter than bull barrel set up's.. I have some DPMS 16 and 20 stainless bull barrel factory uppers that do well with the handloads THEY LIKE. Also a older Bushy VMatch the same. The RRA Predator P's just are far less picky and print a wide range of loads very well for me. Who knows, maybe I got 2 exceptional PP uppers? good luck and do alot of reading as there are some semi-custom uppers that don't cost that much more the factory uppers. If you're going for accuracy you'll need to feed it good ammo. Buying a quality accuracy rig and shooting shit ammo is akin to running a vintage muscle car on 85 octane pump gas. |
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be prepared, with todays prices on AR's, you're going to spend ALOT more on a precision AR than you would spend on a Precision bolt gun.
A remington 700 police in .223 can be had all day for $680-720 throw a base and rings on it and you're done. With a precision AR build youre looking at closer to $15000-2000. ask me how i know!
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