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Posted: 1/17/2006 4:31:34 PM EDT
| I am thinking about getting a ar-15 from the Fulton Armory, are they any good? |
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You will get what you pay for. I have done quite a bit of business with Fulton, mostly parts. But I do have one of their AR-15's. Excellent service and a fine rifle put together by someone who knows what he's doing. They can be a little 'spensive, but I like being treated like a valued customer too. |
| They are nice, tight, and well finshed. You could have ADCO or RBprecision build you the same set-up for alot less. Don't get me wrong, the rifles are nice, just kind of pricy for what you get. Unless you're getting a bone stock A2, most of the "custom" parts are Yankee Hill. The stocks do not use a "mil-spec" buffer tube, if that matters to you. |
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A "Hornet" (A1-type retro variant) in the stable is at 10k+/- rounds, and has been an oustanding performer. Reliability and function 100%. The trigger and action were the smoothest of any NIB rifle I've ever received. Fit and finish, the least important consideration, were also excellent and only the usual predictable wear has developed since. A bargain for the $750+/- I paid for it, and still a bargain if more now. |
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Big bump. At the PG County gunshow today Fulton Armory had what looked like M4 clones (but with 16" HBAR bbl) for $779. I think if I shopped aorund I could get a Bushmaster M4 cline with a 16" HBAR bbl for around $750. The Fulton Armory model looks good and I am seriously thinking about getting one. GunLvr |
| i picked up and ebr upper from fulton with 20 inch hard chrome barrel i love its shoots 1/2 or better with good ammo like black hills stuff hug.gif |
I was at the gunshow too and I am seriously tempted. They do not say who makes their receiver, just that it is military contractor. My guess is FN makes the receiver. GunLvr |
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