I need RRA info

[SLAMFIRE51]

I've been looking at their website and ther is nothing mentioned about warranties and such.

Can I buy directly from them and have it sent to a 01 dealer?
I would appreciate any information on these AR's.

[Ned Flanders]

You can buy directly from them. But I have read several stories of waiting 6 weeks + for a 4 week quote.

Better idea: goto www.gunbroker.com and find a seller named ton80 or search Rock River. He has good prices and has the rifles in stock. Just about every configuration too.

[NC_Rebel]

Ned is right about the wait. Same thing happened to me, but I'm a patient guy. ;) IIRC, the rifles carry a lifetime warranty.

[drobs]

Took a month to get my Rock River, but hey they build them one at a time. That's quality!

[SLAMFIRE51]

I guess I'm not a patient guy. A month's wait for an AR?? I don't think so! Even overnight shipments seem like an eternity.

It's killing me waiting for my AMD build to be finished from INRANGE.

So to keep my sanity:gaga:, I think I'll go with Bushmaster. I've been there, done it, and I really like their product.

[drobs]

I heard the other day from my shop that Wilson will back order barrels to Rock River, causing much of the delays experienced.

[gr8vfr]

Rock River is well worth the wait.

I have several uppers, the fit and finish are nothing less than perfect.

[Ned Flanders]

But...but...there are tons of them on Gunbroker! No need to go Bushy or still wait for RRA. Order it CHEAPER than retail from Gunbroker sellers.

I never understood why folks buy from the factory for retail price when the same product is readily available right around the corner(or webpage).

[SLAMFIRE51]

It seems Bushmaster is also in the same barrel situation as RRA.
Their heavy profile barrels are on backorder too.

[drobs]

Originally posted by Ned Flanders
But...but...there are tons of them on Gunbroker! No need to go Bushy or still wait for RRA. Order it CHEAPER than retail from Gunbroker sellers.

I never understood why folks buy from the factory for retail price when the same product is readily available right around the corner(or webpage).

Ned, I bet most of those guys on Gunbroker don't keep inventory. You will probably wait just as long as buying at your local dealer. The prices are good on there though.

[Ned Flanders]

When I ordered mine from a seller on Gunbroker, not only did he have the rifle in stock, but I was able to have the stock and carry handle changed the the style I wanted.

The M4 Tactical normally comes with the shorty stock and tactical handle, I switched them for the M4 stock and A3 handle.

The answer is just an email away...

[The Body Bagger]

Go Armalite!!! AR stands for Armalite!!;)

[AK-Joe]

Check with these guys too.

www.adcofirearms.com

They offer M4 barrels with chrome lining, most RRA AR's are not chrome lined. They also offer custom barrel lengths and muzzlebrakes.

Call and check their stock. They have a great rep and their $4 flat shipping rate rocks!

[M-4]

Hey slam, RRA WARRANTY INFORMATION. In the catalog that was just sent to me, the warranty is as follows: COMPLETE RIFLES,UPPER HALVES, AND LOWER HALVES carry a limited lifetime warranty against failure of factory parts and labor. And they do stand behind there warranty, I had to send one of my rock rivers back to them. They took care of the problem and sent it back to me. Total time from when I shipped it to them and got it back was six weeks. But they fixed it. There company is growing fast. They are a little slow, but it's worth the wait.

[drobs]

Originally posted by AK-Joe
Check with these guys too.

www.adcofirearms.com

They offer M4 barrels with chrome lining, most RRA AR's are not chrome lined. They also offer custom barrel lengths and muzzlebrakes.

Call and check their stock. They have a great rep and their $4 flat shipping rate rocks!

Joe they have some nice prices ($210) on Rock River complete lowers thanks for the link! Also good prices on the Arms mounts.
I've been meaning to get one of these for my RRA.
http://www.adcofirearms.com/acc/acimages/39.jpg

[shamayim]

Originally posted by The Body Bagger
Go Armalite!!! AR stands for Armalite!!;)

Well no, actually it stands for "Automatic Rifle" That BS about it meaning Armalite was started by the current owners of the name as an ad ploy. BTW, the current Armalite people havce absolutely no connection with the Armalite Division of Fairchild Aircraft, which developed the rifle. They just bought the name from Fairchild sone years back.

Yes, they put out a fairly good product. No, it's not one bit better than several other AR makers;)