LaRue 6.5 Grendel Rifles

[LRRPF52]

You know what I just realized? I haven't purchased or owned a factory AR15 since 1997. I can't count how many I've owned or built.

I'm keeping this one. Actually, I already started thinking it's worthy of passing down to my one of my kids. For the amount of detail I put into my personal builds, that says a lot.

One thing I'm noticing is that from head-to-toe, LaRue designed and made all these parts. The buttstock?-his. Billet receivers with funneled mag well and super tight fit?-his. Barrel?-made in house on his tooling.

Handguard?-his (mates with the upper) Pistol grip?-his

2-stage trigger with hardened surfaces, tested extensively over several years?-his

Tranquillo brake attach muzzle device (compatible with the $399 deal on his suppressor)-his

Gas block-his

Scope mounts? his

You really start to see the difference when every part was envisioned, designed, refined, tested, and assembled under the same roof. It no longer has that Franken-15 feel to it at all, which even a good Cerakote job cant' hide when the rails don't line up with each other.