10-21-2017, 05:44 AM
saturn Wrote:Klem, having fondled quite a few H&Hs in my day, including my 400 H&H, I'd say they are worth every farthing.
An AR is hardly "bespoke", it's a mass produced weapon that can be improved a bit by hand work and special barrels.
As I said in post 1, I want a MOA rifle not a 1/4 MOA rifle. Tons of mass produced ARs will meet that criteria w/o spending a fortune. In fact Even my AUG will fed really good ammo.
Terms like "precision" DMS unless defined in quantitative terms.
Again, thanks for the input !
Not a problem...if you are looking for 1MOA from three rounds groups, scoped, rested and from the bench, consistently then I still would not touch that upper. You might be lucky and it's sub MOA but unknown-origin barrels are anathema to this forum. It might be 1.5MOA or even 2MOA. Unlikely to be more than that if it is new. I mean, sorry for pointing our the obvious but how would we know how well it's going to shoot if we don't know who made the barrel? Likely it is not a quality manufacturer's barrel or surely the poster would be advertising this.
You are asking our advice on a gamble. What are the odds? I'd say 50:50 it's going to work out for you. You have to decide whether the price of the upper is worth the potential payout of sub-moa on the toss of the coin. 'Heads you win, Tails you lose'.
Me, I don't gamble on such things. My appreciation of guns comes from knowing exactly where every part comes from. By all means buy it however, if you feel inclined and I'll be interested to know how it shoots.