CURRENT Production LWRC Opinions

[173rdABN]

I'm in. Always looking for a reason to get the 6.8 out. I try not to shoot it to much for ammo reasons obviously. But would be more than happy to bring her out to play.

[Sonny]

It would have to be sat. Or Sunday for me how about the 20th July Saturday that gives everyone enough time to plan

[Sonny]

Guys i have posted under Events and Gatherings for us to go shoot our LWRC's - if interested please respond.

 

thanks

[Sonny]

Say when. The REPR is an awesome rifle.

 

.308: Turning cover into concealment for over fifty years.

Guys i have posted under Events and Gatherings for us to go shoot our LWRC's - if interested please respond.

 

thanks

[Sonny]

I'm in , I would like to see the REPR also , have never seen one shot before . calling al LWRC owners for a meet and shoot. sounds like fun to me .

Guys i have posted under Events and Gatherings for us to go shoot our LWRC's - if interested please respond.

 

thanks

[Spurholder]

Former LWRC M6A1 owner here.  I had one of the 1st "Cambridge" guns (s/n was 0000XX).  Waited almost a year to get it, too.

 

Pros: well-built, components were of excellent quality, awesome barrel, perfect for the guy that runs SBR, full auto, or a suppressor.

 

Cons: weight (mostly due to the proprietary rail system), lack of wide availability of spare parts (as previously mentioned), and finally - unless you're running a short-barreled rifle, a full-auto rifle, or a suppressed rifle, there really are no advantages of running a piston gun over a DI gun.  Unless you consider cleaning to be a big issue.

 

I would've kept it - I really enjoyed shooting it, but a friend of mine really wanted my rifle, so I let him have it.  I went back to Colt.