colostomyclown
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So, I'm about ready to embark on another rifle project. I'm either wanting a good ol' used Colt Hbar or another mid-length. If I go rifle and grab an Hbar, I need to know if they're chambered for 5.56. If not, dealbreaker. I realize the barrel is 1:9 twist, this is fine with me. Both guns will be iron sight only...I'll put a good carry handle/rear on if I build as opposed to the colt.
If I build a rifle, I'm going to use a standard Rock River lower and a Noveseke Recce basic upper. I understand there are "cooler" lowers, Spikes Tactical, BCM, LMT...I haven't used them but I wouldn't shocked if they aren't as tight as the Rock River, something I really like. I put a RRA lower on my Daniel Defense DDM4 upper, and I'm not at all regretting doing so. Fit is a tighter than a gnats you know what. That can't be bad for accuracy and/or durability in the long term.
Currently I own a RRA Carbine and a DDM4 upper/RRA lower mid length..kinda want the rifle length but if it won't eat 55-64 grain 193 and 855 with abandon I have no place for it. Opinions?
If I build a rifle, I'm going to use a standard Rock River lower and a Noveseke Recce basic upper. I understand there are "cooler" lowers, Spikes Tactical, BCM, LMT...I haven't used them but I wouldn't shocked if they aren't as tight as the Rock River, something I really like. I put a RRA lower on my Daniel Defense DDM4 upper, and I'm not at all regretting doing so. Fit is a tighter than a gnats you know what. That can't be bad for accuracy and/or durability in the long term.
Currently I own a RRA Carbine and a DDM4 upper/RRA lower mid length..kinda want the rifle length but if it won't eat 55-64 grain 193 and 855 with abandon I have no place for it. Opinions?