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High Power Competition ARs

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Someone school me on em.  Most I see (not up close) look like A2's with chrome barrels.  Who knows about this.  Im interested.

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Service rifle upper is "call for availability".

JT Custom Guns was selling a Colt Match rifle perfect for that at $815

JT Custom Guns was selling a Colt Match rifle perfect for that at $815

 

Thank you for the referral.

 

The Colt match target is an excellent target rifle

May not have that shinny stainless barrel, but they are tack drivers none the less.

 

I have one left.......................

Thank you for the referral.

 

The Colt match target is an excellent target rifle

May not have that shinny stainless barrel, but they are tack drivers none the less.

 

I have one left.......................

If I had the money right now I would buy it. Do you take trades?

agree, great price

 

I built one and it's a laser. I like to build them so you get exactly what you want.  I just added a KAC trigger to it and let me just say, once you go KAC, you don't go back.

For iron sight (non-telescopic and non-optical sights) High Power ARs there are 2 classes - Service (which by outward appearance are "as-issued") and Match (everything else)

 

The stainless barrel A2s referred to in the OP are among the most common Service Rifles. 20" barrel, crowned muzzle in ban states, flash hider in the rest of America. Most often with 1/4x1/4 rear sights and lead weights in the buttstock compartment and in the lower handguard and weighs between 12 and 14 lbs. 2-stage trigger with minimum trigger weight of 4.5lbs. Great if you're chasing Leg points toward your Distinguished Rifleman award and don't have old eyes.

 

As an "older" left-handed shooter, I now use a Match Rifle. The upper began life as a left handed Stag 24" Varmint flattop upper. Changed the float tube from the Hogue overmold that came on it to a White Oak 2" with matching handstop. Put Phoenix Precision rear sight with Gehmann aperture and Medesha 30mm front sight with Centra aperture and 0.3 lens on it to complete the upper.

 

Lower is a Spikes (any quality lower will do) with a Geissele hi-speed match trigger, a Falcon pistol grip with shelf, and an Elisio spacegun buttstock.

All told about $3k in the rifle. Shoots great! Better than I can some days!

I have a White Oak Upper, Wilson 1.7 stainless barrel, Wylde chamber, RRA lower geiselle 2 stage SSA-E trigger Ron Brown service rifle sling. About $1200 or so into it, it out shoots me.......

 

Tried to post a pic from the iPad but can't figure it out......

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