OT: Firearms Manufacturer Question
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: Firearms Manufacturer Question
BTW forgot to mention that I got a holster to put on the rollbar for my
Glock 22. I will post links when I get time to do the install. Do you like
it above your head like that? I was thinking about putting mine near the
windshield.
Also the guy said the parts for the Bushmaster fit the RRA, so I can buy
replacement parts and accessories made for the Bushmaster
Patrick
ΤΏΤ
"Patrick ΤΏΤ" <patrick.nospam@cityofvarnell.com> wrote in message
news:NDsqe.1248$Ub4.26@fe06.lga...
>
> "Nathan W. Collier" <MontanaJeeper@aol.com> wrote in message
> news:11akjjr69rph76f@corp.supernews.com...
>> "Patrick ΤΏΤ" <patrick.nospam@cityofvarnell.com> wrote in message
>> news:yeqqe.17720$mZ2.7652@fe07.lga...
>>>I have a feeling either Bill, or Nathan Collier will have good info and
>>>a good sugestion
>>
>> :-) thank you.
>>
>>
>>> I am looking for an AR-15. I have been told by one person that Rock
>>> River Arms makes the best AR-15 for the money.
>>
>> out of curiosity, is this the same individual who is trying to sell you
>> one?
>
> Yes, he is a dealer and will sell me any brand I want, he said it is up to
> me, he just thinks RRA is a better weapon.
>
>>
>>
>>> He says the RRA is tighter than Bushmaster and Colt.
>>
>> a rock river is a fine rifle, but given the choice i would buy the
>> bushmaster. ive owned a half dozen colt ar15s and will never own another
>> one. ive owned 2 bushmasters (still have 1) and it is in my opinion the
>> finest ar15 ever built. after literally tens of thousands of rounds it
>> has _never_ jammed. not once. when i take it out i shoot 1000 rounds
>> and in one day i shot nearly 2000 rounds without stopping to clean it at
>> any point in between and it never failed to feed or fire. my first
>> bushmaster jammed a few times but i finally determined it was a defective
>> US surplus magazine. after throwing it away i never jammed that rifle
>> either and i eventually sold it to one of my brothers.
>>
>> THAT SAID, what is the purpose? my AR is fun to plink with. it is the
>> most accurate automatic rifle ive ever owned. golf ***** at 100 yards
>> (on a dark background) are easy to pick off. prairie dogs are easy to
>> pick off at most any range where you can still see them. if it were a
>> matter of personal protection though, id much rather have my winchester
>> defender 1300 http://7slotgrille.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=766 loaded
>> with buckshot.
>
> It will be for tactical entry, also building clearance and house searches.
> I have a Glock as my duty and a baby Glock for a backup. The AR is when
> it all hits the fan. I want to be able to do a headshot from some
> distance, without hitting anything else. It will have a colapsable (sp?)
> stock, and a shorter barrel, haven't decided on length yet, probably
> around 14 - 16 inches. I will go with the .223 which is the same as the
> 5.56 NATO. If it was going to be a sniper setup, I would go with a 20"
> heavy barrel .308, but I am right now going to try to keep the weight and
> size down.
>
> The RRA he quoted is 800, which is the M-4 style step barrel, with the
> removable handle. The Bushmaster is 785, M-4 without the removeable
> handle. It will be loaded with teflon coated ammunition, which is standard
> issue duty ammo. If it gets really bad, we have several .308 M-14's which
> are military surplus, and also 2 M-16's in the department. We are
> qualifying with the M-14's tomorrow, and I will also use someone elses
> AR-15 to quallify with, as well as a M-16, just in case.
>
> Patrick
> ΤΏΤ
>
Glock 22. I will post links when I get time to do the install. Do you like
it above your head like that? I was thinking about putting mine near the
windshield.
Also the guy said the parts for the Bushmaster fit the RRA, so I can buy
replacement parts and accessories made for the Bushmaster
Patrick
ΤΏΤ
"Patrick ΤΏΤ" <patrick.nospam@cityofvarnell.com> wrote in message
news:NDsqe.1248$Ub4.26@fe06.lga...
>
> "Nathan W. Collier" <MontanaJeeper@aol.com> wrote in message
> news:11akjjr69rph76f@corp.supernews.com...
>> "Patrick ΤΏΤ" <patrick.nospam@cityofvarnell.com> wrote in message
>> news:yeqqe.17720$mZ2.7652@fe07.lga...
>>>I have a feeling either Bill, or Nathan Collier will have good info and
>>>a good sugestion
>>
>> :-) thank you.
>>
>>
>>> I am looking for an AR-15. I have been told by one person that Rock
>>> River Arms makes the best AR-15 for the money.
>>
>> out of curiosity, is this the same individual who is trying to sell you
>> one?
>
> Yes, he is a dealer and will sell me any brand I want, he said it is up to
> me, he just thinks RRA is a better weapon.
>
>>
>>
>>> He says the RRA is tighter than Bushmaster and Colt.
>>
>> a rock river is a fine rifle, but given the choice i would buy the
>> bushmaster. ive owned a half dozen colt ar15s and will never own another
>> one. ive owned 2 bushmasters (still have 1) and it is in my opinion the
>> finest ar15 ever built. after literally tens of thousands of rounds it
>> has _never_ jammed. not once. when i take it out i shoot 1000 rounds
>> and in one day i shot nearly 2000 rounds without stopping to clean it at
>> any point in between and it never failed to feed or fire. my first
>> bushmaster jammed a few times but i finally determined it was a defective
>> US surplus magazine. after throwing it away i never jammed that rifle
>> either and i eventually sold it to one of my brothers.
>>
>> THAT SAID, what is the purpose? my AR is fun to plink with. it is the
>> most accurate automatic rifle ive ever owned. golf ***** at 100 yards
>> (on a dark background) are easy to pick off. prairie dogs are easy to
>> pick off at most any range where you can still see them. if it were a
>> matter of personal protection though, id much rather have my winchester
>> defender 1300 http://7slotgrille.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=766 loaded
>> with buckshot.
>
> It will be for tactical entry, also building clearance and house searches.
> I have a Glock as my duty and a baby Glock for a backup. The AR is when
> it all hits the fan. I want to be able to do a headshot from some
> distance, without hitting anything else. It will have a colapsable (sp?)
> stock, and a shorter barrel, haven't decided on length yet, probably
> around 14 - 16 inches. I will go with the .223 which is the same as the
> 5.56 NATO. If it was going to be a sniper setup, I would go with a 20"
> heavy barrel .308, but I am right now going to try to keep the weight and
> size down.
>
> The RRA he quoted is 800, which is the M-4 style step barrel, with the
> removable handle. The Bushmaster is 785, M-4 without the removeable
> handle. It will be loaded with teflon coated ammunition, which is standard
> issue duty ammo. If it gets really bad, we have several .308 M-14's which
> are military surplus, and also 2 M-16's in the department. We are
> qualifying with the M-14's tomorrow, and I will also use someone elses
> AR-15 to quallify with, as well as a M-16, just in case.
>
> Patrick
> ΤΏΤ
>
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: Firearms Manufacturer Question
BTW forgot to mention that I got a holster to put on the rollbar for my
Glock 22. I will post links when I get time to do the install. Do you like
it above your head like that? I was thinking about putting mine near the
windshield.
Also the guy said the parts for the Bushmaster fit the RRA, so I can buy
replacement parts and accessories made for the Bushmaster
Patrick
ΤΏΤ
"Patrick ΤΏΤ" <patrick.nospam@cityofvarnell.com> wrote in message
news:NDsqe.1248$Ub4.26@fe06.lga...
>
> "Nathan W. Collier" <MontanaJeeper@aol.com> wrote in message
> news:11akjjr69rph76f@corp.supernews.com...
>> "Patrick ΤΏΤ" <patrick.nospam@cityofvarnell.com> wrote in message
>> news:yeqqe.17720$mZ2.7652@fe07.lga...
>>>I have a feeling either Bill, or Nathan Collier will have good info and
>>>a good sugestion
>>
>> :-) thank you.
>>
>>
>>> I am looking for an AR-15. I have been told by one person that Rock
>>> River Arms makes the best AR-15 for the money.
>>
>> out of curiosity, is this the same individual who is trying to sell you
>> one?
>
> Yes, he is a dealer and will sell me any brand I want, he said it is up to
> me, he just thinks RRA is a better weapon.
>
>>
>>
>>> He says the RRA is tighter than Bushmaster and Colt.
>>
>> a rock river is a fine rifle, but given the choice i would buy the
>> bushmaster. ive owned a half dozen colt ar15s and will never own another
>> one. ive owned 2 bushmasters (still have 1) and it is in my opinion the
>> finest ar15 ever built. after literally tens of thousands of rounds it
>> has _never_ jammed. not once. when i take it out i shoot 1000 rounds
>> and in one day i shot nearly 2000 rounds without stopping to clean it at
>> any point in between and it never failed to feed or fire. my first
>> bushmaster jammed a few times but i finally determined it was a defective
>> US surplus magazine. after throwing it away i never jammed that rifle
>> either and i eventually sold it to one of my brothers.
>>
>> THAT SAID, what is the purpose? my AR is fun to plink with. it is the
>> most accurate automatic rifle ive ever owned. golf ***** at 100 yards
>> (on a dark background) are easy to pick off. prairie dogs are easy to
>> pick off at most any range where you can still see them. if it were a
>> matter of personal protection though, id much rather have my winchester
>> defender 1300 http://7slotgrille.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=766 loaded
>> with buckshot.
>
> It will be for tactical entry, also building clearance and house searches.
> I have a Glock as my duty and a baby Glock for a backup. The AR is when
> it all hits the fan. I want to be able to do a headshot from some
> distance, without hitting anything else. It will have a colapsable (sp?)
> stock, and a shorter barrel, haven't decided on length yet, probably
> around 14 - 16 inches. I will go with the .223 which is the same as the
> 5.56 NATO. If it was going to be a sniper setup, I would go with a 20"
> heavy barrel .308, but I am right now going to try to keep the weight and
> size down.
>
> The RRA he quoted is 800, which is the M-4 style step barrel, with the
> removable handle. The Bushmaster is 785, M-4 without the removeable
> handle. It will be loaded with teflon coated ammunition, which is standard
> issue duty ammo. If it gets really bad, we have several .308 M-14's which
> are military surplus, and also 2 M-16's in the department. We are
> qualifying with the M-14's tomorrow, and I will also use someone elses
> AR-15 to quallify with, as well as a M-16, just in case.
>
> Patrick
> ΤΏΤ
>
Glock 22. I will post links when I get time to do the install. Do you like
it above your head like that? I was thinking about putting mine near the
windshield.
Also the guy said the parts for the Bushmaster fit the RRA, so I can buy
replacement parts and accessories made for the Bushmaster
Patrick
ΤΏΤ
"Patrick ΤΏΤ" <patrick.nospam@cityofvarnell.com> wrote in message
news:NDsqe.1248$Ub4.26@fe06.lga...
>
> "Nathan W. Collier" <MontanaJeeper@aol.com> wrote in message
> news:11akjjr69rph76f@corp.supernews.com...
>> "Patrick ΤΏΤ" <patrick.nospam@cityofvarnell.com> wrote in message
>> news:yeqqe.17720$mZ2.7652@fe07.lga...
>>>I have a feeling either Bill, or Nathan Collier will have good info and
>>>a good sugestion
>>
>> :-) thank you.
>>
>>
>>> I am looking for an AR-15. I have been told by one person that Rock
>>> River Arms makes the best AR-15 for the money.
>>
>> out of curiosity, is this the same individual who is trying to sell you
>> one?
>
> Yes, he is a dealer and will sell me any brand I want, he said it is up to
> me, he just thinks RRA is a better weapon.
>
>>
>>
>>> He says the RRA is tighter than Bushmaster and Colt.
>>
>> a rock river is a fine rifle, but given the choice i would buy the
>> bushmaster. ive owned a half dozen colt ar15s and will never own another
>> one. ive owned 2 bushmasters (still have 1) and it is in my opinion the
>> finest ar15 ever built. after literally tens of thousands of rounds it
>> has _never_ jammed. not once. when i take it out i shoot 1000 rounds
>> and in one day i shot nearly 2000 rounds without stopping to clean it at
>> any point in between and it never failed to feed or fire. my first
>> bushmaster jammed a few times but i finally determined it was a defective
>> US surplus magazine. after throwing it away i never jammed that rifle
>> either and i eventually sold it to one of my brothers.
>>
>> THAT SAID, what is the purpose? my AR is fun to plink with. it is the
>> most accurate automatic rifle ive ever owned. golf ***** at 100 yards
>> (on a dark background) are easy to pick off. prairie dogs are easy to
>> pick off at most any range where you can still see them. if it were a
>> matter of personal protection though, id much rather have my winchester
>> defender 1300 http://7slotgrille.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=766 loaded
>> with buckshot.
>
> It will be for tactical entry, also building clearance and house searches.
> I have a Glock as my duty and a baby Glock for a backup. The AR is when
> it all hits the fan. I want to be able to do a headshot from some
> distance, without hitting anything else. It will have a colapsable (sp?)
> stock, and a shorter barrel, haven't decided on length yet, probably
> around 14 - 16 inches. I will go with the .223 which is the same as the
> 5.56 NATO. If it was going to be a sniper setup, I would go with a 20"
> heavy barrel .308, but I am right now going to try to keep the weight and
> size down.
>
> The RRA he quoted is 800, which is the M-4 style step barrel, with the
> removable handle. The Bushmaster is 785, M-4 without the removeable
> handle. It will be loaded with teflon coated ammunition, which is standard
> issue duty ammo. If it gets really bad, we have several .308 M-14's which
> are military surplus, and also 2 M-16's in the department. We are
> qualifying with the M-14's tomorrow, and I will also use someone elses
> AR-15 to quallify with, as well as a M-16, just in case.
>
> Patrick
> ΤΏΤ
>
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: Firearms Manufacturer Question
BTW forgot to mention that I got a holster to put on the rollbar for my
Glock 22. I will post links when I get time to do the install. Do you like
it above your head like that? I was thinking about putting mine near the
windshield.
Also the guy said the parts for the Bushmaster fit the RRA, so I can buy
replacement parts and accessories made for the Bushmaster
Patrick
ΤΏΤ
"Patrick ΤΏΤ" <patrick.nospam@cityofvarnell.com> wrote in message
news:NDsqe.1248$Ub4.26@fe06.lga...
>
> "Nathan W. Collier" <MontanaJeeper@aol.com> wrote in message
> news:11akjjr69rph76f@corp.supernews.com...
>> "Patrick ΤΏΤ" <patrick.nospam@cityofvarnell.com> wrote in message
>> news:yeqqe.17720$mZ2.7652@fe07.lga...
>>>I have a feeling either Bill, or Nathan Collier will have good info and
>>>a good sugestion
>>
>> :-) thank you.
>>
>>
>>> I am looking for an AR-15. I have been told by one person that Rock
>>> River Arms makes the best AR-15 for the money.
>>
>> out of curiosity, is this the same individual who is trying to sell you
>> one?
>
> Yes, he is a dealer and will sell me any brand I want, he said it is up to
> me, he just thinks RRA is a better weapon.
>
>>
>>
>>> He says the RRA is tighter than Bushmaster and Colt.
>>
>> a rock river is a fine rifle, but given the choice i would buy the
>> bushmaster. ive owned a half dozen colt ar15s and will never own another
>> one. ive owned 2 bushmasters (still have 1) and it is in my opinion the
>> finest ar15 ever built. after literally tens of thousands of rounds it
>> has _never_ jammed. not once. when i take it out i shoot 1000 rounds
>> and in one day i shot nearly 2000 rounds without stopping to clean it at
>> any point in between and it never failed to feed or fire. my first
>> bushmaster jammed a few times but i finally determined it was a defective
>> US surplus magazine. after throwing it away i never jammed that rifle
>> either and i eventually sold it to one of my brothers.
>>
>> THAT SAID, what is the purpose? my AR is fun to plink with. it is the
>> most accurate automatic rifle ive ever owned. golf ***** at 100 yards
>> (on a dark background) are easy to pick off. prairie dogs are easy to
>> pick off at most any range where you can still see them. if it were a
>> matter of personal protection though, id much rather have my winchester
>> defender 1300 http://7slotgrille.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=766 loaded
>> with buckshot.
>
> It will be for tactical entry, also building clearance and house searches.
> I have a Glock as my duty and a baby Glock for a backup. The AR is when
> it all hits the fan. I want to be able to do a headshot from some
> distance, without hitting anything else. It will have a colapsable (sp?)
> stock, and a shorter barrel, haven't decided on length yet, probably
> around 14 - 16 inches. I will go with the .223 which is the same as the
> 5.56 NATO. If it was going to be a sniper setup, I would go with a 20"
> heavy barrel .308, but I am right now going to try to keep the weight and
> size down.
>
> The RRA he quoted is 800, which is the M-4 style step barrel, with the
> removable handle. The Bushmaster is 785, M-4 without the removeable
> handle. It will be loaded with teflon coated ammunition, which is standard
> issue duty ammo. If it gets really bad, we have several .308 M-14's which
> are military surplus, and also 2 M-16's in the department. We are
> qualifying with the M-14's tomorrow, and I will also use someone elses
> AR-15 to quallify with, as well as a M-16, just in case.
>
> Patrick
> ΤΏΤ
>
Glock 22. I will post links when I get time to do the install. Do you like
it above your head like that? I was thinking about putting mine near the
windshield.
Also the guy said the parts for the Bushmaster fit the RRA, so I can buy
replacement parts and accessories made for the Bushmaster
Patrick
ΤΏΤ
"Patrick ΤΏΤ" <patrick.nospam@cityofvarnell.com> wrote in message
news:NDsqe.1248$Ub4.26@fe06.lga...
>
> "Nathan W. Collier" <MontanaJeeper@aol.com> wrote in message
> news:11akjjr69rph76f@corp.supernews.com...
>> "Patrick ΤΏΤ" <patrick.nospam@cityofvarnell.com> wrote in message
>> news:yeqqe.17720$mZ2.7652@fe07.lga...
>>>I have a feeling either Bill, or Nathan Collier will have good info and
>>>a good sugestion
>>
>> :-) thank you.
>>
>>
>>> I am looking for an AR-15. I have been told by one person that Rock
>>> River Arms makes the best AR-15 for the money.
>>
>> out of curiosity, is this the same individual who is trying to sell you
>> one?
>
> Yes, he is a dealer and will sell me any brand I want, he said it is up to
> me, he just thinks RRA is a better weapon.
>
>>
>>
>>> He says the RRA is tighter than Bushmaster and Colt.
>>
>> a rock river is a fine rifle, but given the choice i would buy the
>> bushmaster. ive owned a half dozen colt ar15s and will never own another
>> one. ive owned 2 bushmasters (still have 1) and it is in my opinion the
>> finest ar15 ever built. after literally tens of thousands of rounds it
>> has _never_ jammed. not once. when i take it out i shoot 1000 rounds
>> and in one day i shot nearly 2000 rounds without stopping to clean it at
>> any point in between and it never failed to feed or fire. my first
>> bushmaster jammed a few times but i finally determined it was a defective
>> US surplus magazine. after throwing it away i never jammed that rifle
>> either and i eventually sold it to one of my brothers.
>>
>> THAT SAID, what is the purpose? my AR is fun to plink with. it is the
>> most accurate automatic rifle ive ever owned. golf ***** at 100 yards
>> (on a dark background) are easy to pick off. prairie dogs are easy to
>> pick off at most any range where you can still see them. if it were a
>> matter of personal protection though, id much rather have my winchester
>> defender 1300 http://7slotgrille.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=766 loaded
>> with buckshot.
>
> It will be for tactical entry, also building clearance and house searches.
> I have a Glock as my duty and a baby Glock for a backup. The AR is when
> it all hits the fan. I want to be able to do a headshot from some
> distance, without hitting anything else. It will have a colapsable (sp?)
> stock, and a shorter barrel, haven't decided on length yet, probably
> around 14 - 16 inches. I will go with the .223 which is the same as the
> 5.56 NATO. If it was going to be a sniper setup, I would go with a 20"
> heavy barrel .308, but I am right now going to try to keep the weight and
> size down.
>
> The RRA he quoted is 800, which is the M-4 style step barrel, with the
> removable handle. The Bushmaster is 785, M-4 without the removeable
> handle. It will be loaded with teflon coated ammunition, which is standard
> issue duty ammo. If it gets really bad, we have several .308 M-14's which
> are military surplus, and also 2 M-16's in the department. We are
> qualifying with the M-14's tomorrow, and I will also use someone elses
> AR-15 to quallify with, as well as a M-16, just in case.
>
> Patrick
> ΤΏΤ
>
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: Firearms Manufacturer Question
"Patrick ΤΏΤ" <patrick.nospam@cityofvarnell.com> wrote in message
news:NDsqe.1248$Ub4.26@fe06.lga...
> Yes, he is a dealer and will sell me any brand I want, he said it is up to
> me, he just thinks RRA is a better weapon.
worth mentioning, its possible (probable) that he pays less for the rra and
can make more even by selling it to you at the same price. the rra is a
fine rifle and im sure it would serve you very well, but as ar's go nothing
has ever gained my confidence like my bushmaster
http://7slotgrille.com/images/forumpics/nathan/3.jpg :-)
> It will be for tactical entry
ah, i forgot that you were a peace officer. thank you for all that you do.
> I want to be able to do a headshot from some distance
bushmaster. :-) up to 300 meters im as accurate with my bushmaster as i am
with my scoped 300 ultra, and can hit consistently and rapidly.
--
Nathan W. Collier
http://7SlotGrille.com
http://UtilityOffRoad.com
news:NDsqe.1248$Ub4.26@fe06.lga...
> Yes, he is a dealer and will sell me any brand I want, he said it is up to
> me, he just thinks RRA is a better weapon.
worth mentioning, its possible (probable) that he pays less for the rra and
can make more even by selling it to you at the same price. the rra is a
fine rifle and im sure it would serve you very well, but as ar's go nothing
has ever gained my confidence like my bushmaster
http://7slotgrille.com/images/forumpics/nathan/3.jpg :-)
> It will be for tactical entry
ah, i forgot that you were a peace officer. thank you for all that you do.
> I want to be able to do a headshot from some distance
bushmaster. :-) up to 300 meters im as accurate with my bushmaster as i am
with my scoped 300 ultra, and can hit consistently and rapidly.
--
Nathan W. Collier
http://7SlotGrille.com
http://UtilityOffRoad.com
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: Firearms Manufacturer Question
"Patrick ΤΏΤ" <patrick.nospam@cityofvarnell.com> wrote in message
news:NDsqe.1248$Ub4.26@fe06.lga...
> Yes, he is a dealer and will sell me any brand I want, he said it is up to
> me, he just thinks RRA is a better weapon.
worth mentioning, its possible (probable) that he pays less for the rra and
can make more even by selling it to you at the same price. the rra is a
fine rifle and im sure it would serve you very well, but as ar's go nothing
has ever gained my confidence like my bushmaster
http://7slotgrille.com/images/forumpics/nathan/3.jpg :-)
> It will be for tactical entry
ah, i forgot that you were a peace officer. thank you for all that you do.
> I want to be able to do a headshot from some distance
bushmaster. :-) up to 300 meters im as accurate with my bushmaster as i am
with my scoped 300 ultra, and can hit consistently and rapidly.
--
Nathan W. Collier
http://7SlotGrille.com
http://UtilityOffRoad.com
news:NDsqe.1248$Ub4.26@fe06.lga...
> Yes, he is a dealer and will sell me any brand I want, he said it is up to
> me, he just thinks RRA is a better weapon.
worth mentioning, its possible (probable) that he pays less for the rra and
can make more even by selling it to you at the same price. the rra is a
fine rifle and im sure it would serve you very well, but as ar's go nothing
has ever gained my confidence like my bushmaster
http://7slotgrille.com/images/forumpics/nathan/3.jpg :-)
> It will be for tactical entry
ah, i forgot that you were a peace officer. thank you for all that you do.
> I want to be able to do a headshot from some distance
bushmaster. :-) up to 300 meters im as accurate with my bushmaster as i am
with my scoped 300 ultra, and can hit consistently and rapidly.
--
Nathan W. Collier
http://7SlotGrille.com
http://UtilityOffRoad.com
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: Firearms Manufacturer Question
"Patrick ΤΏΤ" <patrick.nospam@cityofvarnell.com> wrote in message
news:NDsqe.1248$Ub4.26@fe06.lga...
> Yes, he is a dealer and will sell me any brand I want, he said it is up to
> me, he just thinks RRA is a better weapon.
worth mentioning, its possible (probable) that he pays less for the rra and
can make more even by selling it to you at the same price. the rra is a
fine rifle and im sure it would serve you very well, but as ar's go nothing
has ever gained my confidence like my bushmaster
http://7slotgrille.com/images/forumpics/nathan/3.jpg :-)
> It will be for tactical entry
ah, i forgot that you were a peace officer. thank you for all that you do.
> I want to be able to do a headshot from some distance
bushmaster. :-) up to 300 meters im as accurate with my bushmaster as i am
with my scoped 300 ultra, and can hit consistently and rapidly.
--
Nathan W. Collier
http://7SlotGrille.com
http://UtilityOffRoad.com
news:NDsqe.1248$Ub4.26@fe06.lga...
> Yes, he is a dealer and will sell me any brand I want, he said it is up to
> me, he just thinks RRA is a better weapon.
worth mentioning, its possible (probable) that he pays less for the rra and
can make more even by selling it to you at the same price. the rra is a
fine rifle and im sure it would serve you very well, but as ar's go nothing
has ever gained my confidence like my bushmaster
http://7slotgrille.com/images/forumpics/nathan/3.jpg :-)
> It will be for tactical entry
ah, i forgot that you were a peace officer. thank you for all that you do.
> I want to be able to do a headshot from some distance
bushmaster. :-) up to 300 meters im as accurate with my bushmaster as i am
with my scoped 300 ultra, and can hit consistently and rapidly.
--
Nathan W. Collier
http://7SlotGrille.com
http://UtilityOffRoad.com
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: Firearms Manufacturer Question
"Patrick ΤΏΤ" <patrick.nospam@cityofvarnell.com> wrote in message
news:NDsqe.1248$Ub4.26@fe06.lga...
> Yes, he is a dealer and will sell me any brand I want, he said it is up to
> me, he just thinks RRA is a better weapon.
worth mentioning, its possible (probable) that he pays less for the rra and
can make more even by selling it to you at the same price. the rra is a
fine rifle and im sure it would serve you very well, but as ar's go nothing
has ever gained my confidence like my bushmaster
http://7slotgrille.com/images/forumpics/nathan/3.jpg :-)
> It will be for tactical entry
ah, i forgot that you were a peace officer. thank you for all that you do.
> I want to be able to do a headshot from some distance
bushmaster. :-) up to 300 meters im as accurate with my bushmaster as i am
with my scoped 300 ultra, and can hit consistently and rapidly.
--
Nathan W. Collier
http://7SlotGrille.com
http://UtilityOffRoad.com
news:NDsqe.1248$Ub4.26@fe06.lga...
> Yes, he is a dealer and will sell me any brand I want, he said it is up to
> me, he just thinks RRA is a better weapon.
worth mentioning, its possible (probable) that he pays less for the rra and
can make more even by selling it to you at the same price. the rra is a
fine rifle and im sure it would serve you very well, but as ar's go nothing
has ever gained my confidence like my bushmaster
http://7slotgrille.com/images/forumpics/nathan/3.jpg :-)
> It will be for tactical entry
ah, i forgot that you were a peace officer. thank you for all that you do.
> I want to be able to do a headshot from some distance
bushmaster. :-) up to 300 meters im as accurate with my bushmaster as i am
with my scoped 300 ultra, and can hit consistently and rapidly.
--
Nathan W. Collier
http://7SlotGrille.com
http://UtilityOffRoad.com
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: Firearms Manufacturer Question
"Patrick ΤΏΤ" <patrick.nospam@cityofvarnell.com> wrote in message
news:jXsqe.17775$mZ2.17671@fe07.lga...
> BTW forgot to mention that I got a holster to put on the rollbar for my
> Glock 22. I will post links when I get time to do the install.
sweet, what holster did you get?
> Do you like it above your head like that? I was thinking about putting
> mine near the windshield.
i played with different positions and prefer it as is
http://7slotgrille.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=779 for several reasons.
its very convenient, anyone approaching me (while sitting in the jeep)
cannot see it in that location, etc.
> Also the guy said the parts for the Bushmaster fit the RRA, so I can buy
> replacement parts and accessories made for the Bushmaster
that right there should tell you something about bushmaster. factory
support/parts availability is also second to none.
--
Nathan W. Collier
http://7SlotGrille.com
http://UtilityOffRoad.com
news:jXsqe.17775$mZ2.17671@fe07.lga...
> BTW forgot to mention that I got a holster to put on the rollbar for my
> Glock 22. I will post links when I get time to do the install.
sweet, what holster did you get?
> Do you like it above your head like that? I was thinking about putting
> mine near the windshield.
i played with different positions and prefer it as is
http://7slotgrille.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=779 for several reasons.
its very convenient, anyone approaching me (while sitting in the jeep)
cannot see it in that location, etc.
> Also the guy said the parts for the Bushmaster fit the RRA, so I can buy
> replacement parts and accessories made for the Bushmaster
that right there should tell you something about bushmaster. factory
support/parts availability is also second to none.
--
Nathan W. Collier
http://7SlotGrille.com
http://UtilityOffRoad.com
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: Firearms Manufacturer Question
"Patrick ΤΏΤ" <patrick.nospam@cityofvarnell.com> wrote in message
news:jXsqe.17775$mZ2.17671@fe07.lga...
> BTW forgot to mention that I got a holster to put on the rollbar for my
> Glock 22. I will post links when I get time to do the install.
sweet, what holster did you get?
> Do you like it above your head like that? I was thinking about putting
> mine near the windshield.
i played with different positions and prefer it as is
http://7slotgrille.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=779 for several reasons.
its very convenient, anyone approaching me (while sitting in the jeep)
cannot see it in that location, etc.
> Also the guy said the parts for the Bushmaster fit the RRA, so I can buy
> replacement parts and accessories made for the Bushmaster
that right there should tell you something about bushmaster. factory
support/parts availability is also second to none.
--
Nathan W. Collier
http://7SlotGrille.com
http://UtilityOffRoad.com
news:jXsqe.17775$mZ2.17671@fe07.lga...
> BTW forgot to mention that I got a holster to put on the rollbar for my
> Glock 22. I will post links when I get time to do the install.
sweet, what holster did you get?
> Do you like it above your head like that? I was thinking about putting
> mine near the windshield.
i played with different positions and prefer it as is
http://7slotgrille.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=779 for several reasons.
its very convenient, anyone approaching me (while sitting in the jeep)
cannot see it in that location, etc.
> Also the guy said the parts for the Bushmaster fit the RRA, so I can buy
> replacement parts and accessories made for the Bushmaster
that right there should tell you something about bushmaster. factory
support/parts availability is also second to none.
--
Nathan W. Collier
http://7SlotGrille.com
http://UtilityOffRoad.com
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: Firearms Manufacturer Question
"Patrick ΤΏΤ" <patrick.nospam@cityofvarnell.com> wrote in message
news:jXsqe.17775$mZ2.17671@fe07.lga...
> BTW forgot to mention that I got a holster to put on the rollbar for my
> Glock 22. I will post links when I get time to do the install.
sweet, what holster did you get?
> Do you like it above your head like that? I was thinking about putting
> mine near the windshield.
i played with different positions and prefer it as is
http://7slotgrille.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=779 for several reasons.
its very convenient, anyone approaching me (while sitting in the jeep)
cannot see it in that location, etc.
> Also the guy said the parts for the Bushmaster fit the RRA, so I can buy
> replacement parts and accessories made for the Bushmaster
that right there should tell you something about bushmaster. factory
support/parts availability is also second to none.
--
Nathan W. Collier
http://7SlotGrille.com
http://UtilityOffRoad.com
news:jXsqe.17775$mZ2.17671@fe07.lga...
> BTW forgot to mention that I got a holster to put on the rollbar for my
> Glock 22. I will post links when I get time to do the install.
sweet, what holster did you get?
> Do you like it above your head like that? I was thinking about putting
> mine near the windshield.
i played with different positions and prefer it as is
http://7slotgrille.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=779 for several reasons.
its very convenient, anyone approaching me (while sitting in the jeep)
cannot see it in that location, etc.
> Also the guy said the parts for the Bushmaster fit the RRA, so I can buy
> replacement parts and accessories made for the Bushmaster
that right there should tell you something about bushmaster. factory
support/parts availability is also second to none.
--
Nathan W. Collier
http://7SlotGrille.com
http://UtilityOffRoad.com
