I think I am a RRA convert now.

[GunWorm]

After reading a ton of crap on the net, I have decided that my next 3 AR's are going to be 100% Rock River Arms. from what I have been reading, they sound like they are very reliable and well built. Plus they look nice :). my first AR was a CMMG mix and match with a DPMS lower. my next one has a carbine M4A4 upper assembly from M&A parts with a Stag lower. nothing seems to match quite right. so I'll stick with a single manufacturer from now on.


now I just need to save up my pennies over the next year or two so I can finish up my collection. I need the 24" varmit and a couple of carbines (one for my brother) and I'll be all set.


I cant think of any more AR type rifles i'll need after that. but one never knows.....

[remy1492]

M&A and Model 1 are by far the WalMart of AR parts, only newbs shop there :)

[GunWorm]

M&A and Model 1 are by far the WalMart of AR parts, only newbs shop there :)


hahahaha. yes, I admit, I am a total n00b when it comes to AR15's. but thanks to this forum, I am learning a hell of a lot. and I am going to start spending my cash on some decent products.

[imanaknut]

Gun Worm, even though I am an AK-nut, I know a good AR-15 when I see one, and three Christmas' ago I had a Rock River National Match CMP legal rifle built for my daughter. Not many highschool kids get to say that their dad got them an AR-15 for Christmas! :)

Also, the two ARs that this AK-nut built used Rock River lowers. The uppers were custom made by me using the same upper receiver that RR uses.

You get the idea that I endorse Rock River?