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Bender
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The sight is $150-200 used alone.
I'm not real familiar with Sig's 5.56 guns
Is this the M6-IC model? Is it gas or piston driven?
I'm not real familiar with Sig's 5.56 guns
Is this the M6-IC model? Is it gas or piston driven?
Bender
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New, they are selling for around 1450.
Quality wise, they are a wonderful value for the price.
If I were looking for another, I would offer $1150 out the door.
Still probably a good deal as it sits, but it's a buyers market.
They have made piston guns for quite a while. They only recently started making DI guns. I believe it was for the DoD contracts that started it. Many "three letter" Gov agencies are using LWRCI ConUS and overseas
Quality wise, they are a wonderful value for the price.
If I were looking for another, I would offer $1150 out the door.
Still probably a good deal as it sits, but it's a buyers market.
They have made piston guns for quite a while. They only recently started making DI guns. I believe it was for the DoD contracts that started it. Many "three letter" Gov agencies are using LWRCI ConUS and overseas
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Bad Wolf
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The way it sits, that's probably a fair deal, even better if you can get it for less. I see that this is probably a gas gun, I have an LWRC piston upper and it works like a champ. They make a good product.
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ThePlumber
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I have 3 older LWRCs. Haven't had one problem with any of them.
Bender
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A rock is a step up from PSA
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Bender
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^^^ JKNG........kinda. 
I've had an addiction with the M16/AR15 since I first shot a GM Hydromatic in June of 1985. I bought my 1st AR in 1989, it was a Bushmaster A2. Over the years I've owned a few rifles. Everything from an Armalite to a Troy.....they are extremely addictive.
As far as the LWRC, I recently picked up a .308 REPR. The quality is damn good, the assembly is phenomenal, the features are astounding for a gun of this price. Ambidextrious features, stunningly perfect machining, innovative design. LWRC is a damn fine value......they shoot well also.
The only con, as I see it, is the rail setups are usually proprietary. Not an issue if you like the way it's configured, but a problem if you care to change it down the road.
I've had an addiction with the M16/AR15 since I first shot a GM Hydromatic in June of 1985. I bought my 1st AR in 1989, it was a Bushmaster A2. Over the years I've owned a few rifles. Everything from an Armalite to a Troy.....they are extremely addictive.
As far as the LWRC, I recently picked up a .308 REPR. The quality is damn good, the assembly is phenomenal, the features are astounding for a gun of this price. Ambidextrious features, stunningly perfect machining, innovative design. LWRC is a damn fine value......they shoot well also.
The only con, as I see it, is the rail setups are usually proprietary. Not an issue if you like the way it's configured, but a problem if you care to change it down the road.
ThePlumber
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Love my REPRs.
Bender
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I recently picked up one of the Mk II CSASS models. Considerably lighter and has a standard charging handle.
Bender
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Congrats......the IC DI is one of the best values going right now.
What are your thoughts?
It sure looks great!
What are your thoughts?
It sure looks great!
Whiten
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10 times smoother than the PSA, very happy with it. This is the first nice AR I've had. Its going to cost me just like when I got into upper 1911s.
LWRC has them on sale right now, everything on their web sight is also discounted.
https://www.lwrci.com/
LWRC has them on sale right now, everything on their web sight is also discounted.
https://www.lwrci.com/
Rooster
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You done good!
