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bcarlos

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  1. I appreciate your response I doubt propriatary parts will be an issue because Faxon Firearms and Faxon Machining essentially one in the same. And im not trying to solve the "di problem" I just happen to prefer gas piston. That all being said im just going to finish my ar 15. l'm so close to completing it if I didn't I'd feel like I wasted alot of time. Thanks for your responses.
  2. So I've spent alot of time the last few days debating between finishing my daniel defense AR 15 or selling my Daniel Defense complete upper for an ARAK 21 upper. What I hope to gain from this thread is past experiences or additional info to help me make my final decision. What I like about the AR is the endless parts, its a proven system with decades of evidence, and I know the weapon system like the back of my hand. Plus ARs are hot sellers if I was ever in dire need to sell it I could do it with ease. What I like about the ARAK is in my opinion its multiple weapon systems in one. You can get it with a 5.56 barrel and a 300 black out barrel. Plus the barrels are interchangable by hand no tools needed. I like the gas piston system for maintenance reasons and I was planning on buying/building a gas piston AR when my DI rifle is complete. Just as some background info this will be a multi purpose rifle. I'm not a competition shooter. I don't care about brand names. I buy practical functioning equipment if it is brand name awesome if its not I own it because it fits my operational needs. If you are unfamiliar with the ARAK 21 I took the liberty of linking a video below to give a brief introduction on it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pOw0d8Ud95U Thanks in advance for all informative answers.
  3. Please close this thread I didn't realize I was in the wrong area. I've re posted it in the proper area.
  4. So I've spent alot of time the last few days debating between finishing my daniel defense AR 15 or selling my Daniel Defense complete upper for an ARAK 21 upper. What I hope to gain from this thread is past experiences or additional info to help me make my final decision. What I like about the AR is the endless parts, its a proven system with decades of evidence, and I know the weapon system like the back of my hand. Plus ARs are hot sellers if I was ever in dire need to sell it I could do it with ease. What I like about the ARAK is in my opinion its multiple weapon systems in one. You can get it with a 5.56 barrel and a 300 black out barrel. Plus the barrels are interchangable by hand no tools needed. I like the gas piston system for maintenance reasons and I was planning on buying/building a gas piston AR when my DI rifle is complete. Just as some background info this will be a multi purpose rifle. I'm not a competition shooter. I don't care about brand names. I buy practical functioning equipment if it is brand name awesome if its not I own it because it fits my operational needs. If you are unfamiliar with the ARAK 21 I took the liberty of linking a video below to give a brief introduction on it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pOw0d8Ud95U Thanks again to all informative answers and Merry Christmas.
  5. Hey All, Just signed up and I'm looking forward to learning more from everyone. I never touched any firearm in my life until my time at Fort Benning now I'm hooked. I love AR 15s and 1911s. I mostly shoot at Heritage Guild in PA but I plan on checking out RTSP in NJ.

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