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Posted: 5/4/2002 4:23:10 AM EDT
[#1]
bump for the day crew
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Posted: 5/4/2002 4:37:42 AM EDT
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Fal is a good rifle. Not sniper grade but proven and reliable for combat. On a good day
I have been able to get 1.5 moa 5 shots to 150 meters. Jouni |
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Posted: 5/4/2002 4:58:31 AM EDT
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This is kind of a "BS" answer but the SR-25 is necessary to show what a great value the AR-10 really is !!
______________________________________________ Actually the SR-25 is a good, over priced rifle. A pure guess says the problem part was not properly hardened and a further guess says that part was built by a sub-contractor. One of the most difficult things to QC is the proper hardening of a part. (I didn't just defend Knights did I ? Nawwww, of course not.) Knights reputation for good, caring customer service is............well, priceless - if you're ArmaLite ! |
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Posted: 5/4/2002 5:17:06 AM EDT
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Originally posted by echo6;
Couple this with all the horror stories I've heard about trying to get service out of Reed Knight.... Kinda makes ya wonder if Reed Knight and Jonathan Ceiner are akin to one another. [;)] |
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Posted: 5/4/2002 5:48:57 AM EDT
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Something good to say about Knights?
Well, umm...their RIS is cool. And ummm...I wish I could afford an SR25K preban. That's about it. |
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Posted: 5/4/2002 8:33:22 AM EDT
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Let's see Good things about Knight's
1. The knights rail is a good thing 2. Even though its been copied the Vertical front grip is pretty good. 3. The Navy Seals just purchased a Suppressed SR-25 dubbed the Mark 11 Mod 0 4. There are a few SR-25 carbines in use with special forces and some Miami Swat teams. OK now Cons, 1 .Unless you are a swat team member or an SF guy I heard they can be coarse on the phone. 2. The Ar-10 (even though No semi, preban is available) has always gotten high marks when compared to the SR-25. My 2 cents JerrY |
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Posted: 5/4/2002 9:08:42 PM EDT
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[url]www.biggerhammer.net/stoner/sr25var10/[/url]
[img]www.biggerhammer.net/stoner/sr25var10/sr25_ar10_boltrelease.jpg[/img] SR25 (Left) vs AR10 (Right) The SR25 has some (IMO) substandard parts. The bolt hold-open is one of them. However, even the reinforced AR10 version has broken. If they're gonna fail, though, they usually fail quickly. -Troy |
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Posted: 5/4/2002 9:16:17 PM EDT
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The difference between the AR-10 and the SR-25 is that the SR-25 was designed to use as many AR-15 parts as possible and ate AR-10 was just designed to be the best .308 style AR-15.
Did that make sense? The funny think is the seals just adopted the SR-25 as the MK11 MOD 0. |
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