I'm looking for recommendations for my first semi auto, centerfire rifle. I've learned proper rifle marksmanship skills on my Cricket and 10/22 and want to upgrade. I specifically want to keep it under $600 and stay away from the AR-15 platform because I want to be able to buy an aftermarket collapsible stock (fuck buffertubes). >List so far Kel Tec SU-16 Remington 7400 Winchester 100
Note: don't suggest the SKS because they're banned by name in my state
Obvious attempt at mini 14 thread. Nobody cares about your favorite gun, kid.
William Lopez
if they'd only made the SU16 receiver out of aluminum, it'd be the best AR on the market
Jaxon Perry
I shit you not, I didn't know mini 14s came that cheap so that's news to me. Could you offer any feedback at my current list though if you have any personal experience with those rifles?
Luis Wright
I've heard a lot of criticism because they're made out of a lot of polymers, what kind of impact does that have on the reliability of the weapons system?
Actually I just learned its a polyshit rifle. Excuse my retardation. Polymer is just shit. Its brittle, it can break, and small important things tent to snap in inconvenient places on polymer that cant be replaced.
Others will tell you polymer is fine, but its really not.
But what the fuck op, why cant you just get an AR like a normal nigger?
Tyler Barnes
polymer can be fine, but i've heard stories about SU16s not living long happy lives. sometimes the bolt carrier group might impact the rear of the receiver or perhaps the leverage of the stock is too much in either case, it seems that some crack there at the back.
this makes me sad cause i know they're good guns ;_;
Thomas Mitchell
Part of me hates the AR just because of how popular it is honestly, I've shot AR's and find them boring. I feel like 90% of the people who own them just play legos with their stupid quad rails and never shoot them.