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I think it goes without saying that the bolt is a marked improvement in longevity for the AR15.
Do you guys think KAC will secure a beach-head in the market with this? Because it's expensive. And it's different. And you know how the AR15 crowd reacts to something that isn't universal to other AR15's:
It's different. Kill it!
KAC has already secured a pretty strong foothold in the high-end AR market. I'm sure this will prove attractive to some buyers.Quote:
Originally Posted by TGS
The better question is "does this rifle do anything for me that a cheaper rifle couldn't do?" I can't really answer that question seeing as everyone has different requirements.
I will say that if someone were interested in having the most reliable AR pattern rifle available on the commercial market today the KAC should be near/at the top of that list. For what my opinion is worth.
Is there any other company out there proclaiming to be "premium" to actually offer anything other than a standard BCG?
Is that all that differentiates a premium AR?Quote:
Originally Posted by orionz06
Far from but it is one of the most distinguishable points to me. Otherwise most "premium" AR's have a (potentially) better barrel and someone else's trigger kit.
thats epic. With that said if you were one of my marines back in 2011-2012 in helmand, I would of had a panic attack.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sparks2112
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Originally Posted by breakingtime91
Do you have to put a HazMat sticker on your car when you take that thing to the range?
I can just imagine the blow back that takes place, especially on the first magazine. I will never forget the taste of carbon build up that has been baking in the hot sun and mixed with fine dust :p. Keep up the good work man, good to see someone proving the myths wrong.Quote:
Originally Posted by TR675
14,490 total rounds, 3,390 of them today. Zero cleanings. Zero rifle related malfunctions. Attachment 2843