just but a basic bitch PSA m4 and save $350. Spend on optic and or ammo. Don't pay $800 on a gun you're going to replace the stock and handguard on anyway.
anon you want midlength if youre getting a 16 inch barrel https://palmettostatearmory.com/psa-16-mid-length-5-56-nato-1-7-nitride-13-5-lightweight-m-lok-moe-ept-rifle-w-mbus-sight-set3.html
They are generally softer shooting rifles with reduced wear on internals because the gas port is located farther down the barrel. If you don't have a fail the front sight and hand guard will be closer to the end of the barrel which is generally desirable for grip, sight radius, and attaching accessories like a flashlight.
thank you. If you want to answer another question what makes the Sabre line
Here ya go
https://palmettostatearmory.com/psa-sabre-forged-16-5-56-nitride-15-knurled-slant-rail-rifle.html
worth the extra cash?
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It just has a bunch of little upgrades that a lot of people would find desirable. I am not personally interested in them and would rather pick out my own upgrades if I was straying from a standard 'mil-spec' build.
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Anonymous
thank you, I think I prefer mil-spec too because I don't give a shit about an EXTRA TACTICOOL looking charging handle that does the same thing
4 weeks ago
Anonymous
Seems they upgraded about everything you normally would, but personally I would buy a standard and purchase enhancements piecemeal
They are generally softer shooting rifles with reduced wear on internals because the gas port is located farther down the barrel. If you don't have a fail the front sight and hand guard will be closer to the end of the barrel which is generally desirable for grip, sight radius, and attaching accessories like a flashlight.
They are really good
The glass clarity is really nice and the simplicity of a fixed power actually just works
But if you want to reach out past 600 meters it gets difficult and BDC's really aren't that great a mill reticle will always be superior once you know what you are doing
They are really good
The glass clarity is really nice and the simplicity of a fixed power actually just works
But if you want to reach out past 600 meters it gets difficult and BDC's really aren't that great a mill reticle will always be superior once you know what you are doing
No one is using a 15 past 600 meters, realistically past 500
Do not buy a carbine length gas system unless it's a short barrel. Anything 14.5"-16" should be mid-length gas system. Anything 18" or longer should be a rifle length gas system. Thank me later. Carbine length gas systems on standard barrel lengths are dogshit.
just but a basic bitch PSA m4 and save $350. Spend on optic and or ammo. Don't pay $800 on a gun you're going to replace the stock and handguard on anyway.
>About 350$ cheaper
Thank you Anon
anon you want midlength if youre getting a 16 inch barrel https://palmettostatearmory.com/psa-16-mid-length-5-56-nato-1-7-nitride-13-5-lightweight-m-lok-moe-ept-rifle-w-mbus-sight-set3.html
how can you tell the difference?
if it doesn't have a rail you can just look at it, if it does have a rail it should say mid length in the product title
thank you. If you want to answer another question what makes the Sabre line
worth the extra cash?
It just has a bunch of little upgrades that a lot of people would find desirable. I am not personally interested in them and would rather pick out my own upgrades if I was straying from a standard 'mil-spec' build.
thank you, I think I prefer mil-spec too because I don't give a shit about an EXTRA TACTICOOL looking charging handle that does the same thing
Seems they upgraded about everything you normally would, but personally I would buy a standard and purchase enhancements piecemeal
Why? I believe you I'm just trying to learn
They are generally softer shooting rifles with reduced wear on internals because the gas port is located farther down the barrel. If you don't have a fail the front sight and hand guard will be closer to the end of the barrel which is generally desirable for grip, sight radius, and attaching accessories like a flashlight.
>If you don't have a fail
>a fail
*a rail
why though
Buy the upper and (complete) lower separately to save money. There's an extra tax on complete guns.
FPBP, use extra the money on an optic and ammo.
>optic
I’ve wanted an ACOG for my future AR, should I get it?
Couldn't tell you, I've never owned or shot with one since they are so expensive. Imma poorfag and just buy holosuns.
They are really good
The glass clarity is really nice and the simplicity of a fixed power actually just works
But if you want to reach out past 600 meters it gets difficult and BDC's really aren't that great a mill reticle will always be superior once you know what you are doing
If you can afford it, get it
No one is using a 15 past 600 meters, realistically past 500
fine entry level ar but that price seems high you can get that same gun for less
get midlength gas on a 16 inch not carbine
Get a lever action. More fun.
Has special parts like the fsb and handguard ring. Bolt is different too I believe. Get an m&p or psa instead
I have one. Great trigger. The BCG could have been machined better. I just replaced mine with a nitride finish BCG rather than break it in.
Here ya go
https://palmettostatearmory.com/psa-sabre-forged-16-5-56-nitride-15-knurled-slant-rail-rifle.html
M&P sport 2 is better cause it has a better barrel
I got this guy and it works well. I kinda wish I got the mpr but I prefer the look of the original with a quad rail.
https://palmettostatearmory.com/psa-pa15-16-chf-m4-carbine-556-nato-premium-classic-ar15-rifle-black.html?
>$900 for that
What the fuck is all the money going into, a chrome lined FN barrel?
Do not buy a carbine length gas system unless it's a short barrel. Anything 14.5"-16" should be mid-length gas system. Anything 18" or longer should be a rifle length gas system. Thank me later. Carbine length gas systems on standard barrel lengths are dogshit.
Nerd.
Actual reason
thx
Thank you guys. Because of you all, I will save 300 dollars when I buy my next firearm.