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Posted: 9/23/2003 12:11:20 PM EDT
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I'd say go for it. I intend to one of these days. They have a good reputation and a strong prescence on this board. They also have their own forum in the industry section.
[url=http://www.ar15.com/forums/forum.html?b=2&f=61]Cav Arms Forum[/url] |
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Posted: 9/23/2003 12:27:56 PM EDT
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I have made a 22lr carbine for my daughter using the yellow receiver and yellow M4 style handguards, we both like it, the squirrels on our property dont. I have not used my 5.56 bushy upper on it just yet, but so far, so good.
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Posted: 9/23/2003 1:27:02 PM EDT
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I've dealt personally with the guys at Cav Arms and have used there Cav-15 lowers. they are a great peice of hardware. Had a problem with my lower at a 3 gun match that the Reps from Cav were at. They let me borrow a Lower from them to shoot for the rest of the day until I could repair my lower. For the money of the full lower it's really worth it. My next project gun is going to be built on a Cav Lower.
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Posted: 9/23/2003 7:50:55 PM EDT
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Quoted: I've dealt personally with the guys at Cav Arms and have used there Cav-15 lowers. they are a great peice of hardware. Had a problem with my lower at a 3 gun match that the Reps from Cav were at. They let me borrow a Lower from them to shoot for the rest of the day until I could repair my lower. For the money of the full lower it's really worth it. My next project gun is going to be built on a Cav Lower. So, the lower you mentioned that took a sh*t on you, was that a Cav Arms lower or a different make? If it was a Cav Arms, what happened to it? I've been wondering about these Cav Arms lowers myself. Any of y'all that have experience with these, how is the fit between the upper and lower? Any experienced malfunctions, or other dislikes? Thanks. |
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Posted: 9/23/2003 8:14:24 PM EDT
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Quoted: [b] Quoted: I've dealt personally with the guys at Cav Arms and have used there Cav-15 lowers. they are a great peice of hardware. Had a problem with my lower at a 3 gun match that the Reps from Cav were at. They let me borrow a Lower from them to shoot for the rest of the day until I could repair my lower. For the money of the full lower it's really worth it. My next project gun is going to be built on a Cav Lower. So, the lower you mentioned that took a sh*t on you, was that a Cav Arms lower or a different make? If it was a Cav Arms, what happened to it? I've been wondering about these Cav Arms lowers myself. Any of y'all that have experience with these, how is the fit between the upper and lower? Any experienced malfunctions, or other dislikes? Thanks. The lower that crapped out on him was a Colt...the fire control parts broke. So I loaned him one of my personal rifles to finish out the day with...he slapped his upper on it and was good to go. Keep in mind guys we are going to be releasing a new version of the CAV-15 lower the CAV-15 MKII as soon as our vibration welder gets here. The CAV-15 MKII incorporates a number of improved features of the MKI...check our industry section for details. |
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