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Posted: 1/6/2005 8:17:20 AM EDT
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I have ordered a new RRA CAR 4 that should be in this week. Unfortunately, I found this site AFTER I ordered my rifle. Since belonging to this site, I have read about and learned many things that I did not know when I made my order. One of which is that a chrome lined barrel is better that a chrome-molly barrel. From what I can tell from RRA web site, my rifle will have a chrome-molly barrel. What's the deal? Every body on this site seems to agree that RRA makes a good rifle, but why don't they come with chrome lined barrels? Should I be thinking about replacing my barrel or upper with something that is chrome lined? Any advice or info that you guys can give me would be greatly appreciated! |
Rock River makes a great rifle, don't have any second thoughts just because you don't have a chrome lined barrel. A chrome lined barrel is not necessary to the proper function of your new rifle. Chrome lined barrels are a good upgrade from a standard barrel and will provide a little more barrel life, ease of cleaning and corrosion protection. Get your new RRA rifle and shoot the crap out of it, if you want to upgrade the barrel down the road it is very easy to do and will not break the bank.
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Precisely! Rumor has it that non-chromed lined barrels are actually more accurate (although I'd like to see for myself if it is a measurable difference). I talked to some really good people, and the general consensus was that unless you were taking the rifle into combat/service, chrome lining was NOT necessary. As a shooter that most people clean fairly regularly, the moly barrels are good to go for range and home defense duty (if thats your intent). What other "many" things are you concerend about? |
Close but not quite......RRA only offers chrome lined barrels as a option on a very few selected barrel profiles. (R4) |
What he said. They don't have anything chrome lined for the 20-inchers, but it really didn't matter, I got an A4gery anyway. WIZZO BTW, shoot the hell out of it 
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