Recommendations - factory free-float AR

[Mark@Sea]

I'm considering finding an AR with a free-float handguard.  Wanting something a bit more accurate than the run of the mill...  Any pointers or positive reviews?

[Guest 6.8 AR]

I built all of my AR's Mark. LWRC, Noveske, http://AR15 Performance? They're all good. That last one is in Morristown. I bought some barrels

from him a while back. He makes good uppers. Evidently moved to Morristown, TN. Used to be out west. You might want to check him out.

[Guest 6.8 AR]

Well, I see he is out of stock on everything, but I would still check him out.

[RWF]

larue, never had used til the pro/am 2 years ago the wife with 223 got her hits out to 400 at that time the furtherest she had shot and i shot there 308 OBR got a couple hits at 1000. nether one us had used till then and JP. these are factory rifles i/we have used. i build mine.

at last years with a 6.5 with Mr Alexender spotting the wife out shot me at 650 not sure if he makes a 223/5,56

 

the noveske team does kick ass, but i only have the lower.

[Dave Keenom]

If a 20inch does not bother you. My Rock River NM A4 shoots like a dream. They even come with a good 4.5-4.75 two stage trigger. It is a .5-.75 MOA gun with BH 77gr. NM sights.

 

Before the run on ARs they could be found from 900-1200.

[Mark@Sea]

Noveske has one that suits me to a tee, I think. Definitely want a flat top, the eyes aren't what they once were. I'm looking for something I can expect .25 from. An old friend in Virginia used to build such rifles for the state and Navy teams back when, but he has pretty much retired.

[Guest 6.8 AR]

They're always a good choice.

[Djay3]

Noveske is Tier 1 for sure. The recent loss of John Noveske (age 36) a few days ago in a car crash is a great loss to the AR community. The company is determined to continue his "possesed attention" to quality.

LaRue is also superb.

[mikegideon]

Noveske has one that suits me to a tee, I think. Definitely want a flat top, the eyes aren't what they once were. I'm looking for something I can expect .25 from. An old friend in Virginia used to build such rifles for the state and Navy teams back when, but he has pretty much retired.

 

1/4 MOA is pretty tight. I don't know how the top end tactical guys like Larue and Noveske stack up in that area. You may want to peek at the accuracy guys like White Oak too.