04-06-2012, 10:07 PM
From everything I've read and experienced with AR-15 regarding accuracy the barrel is the most important component and should be free floated. You also need a good trigger and scope. From my reading most people seem to think the cut rifled barrels produce the best accuracy but are pricey. Normally your going to have invest more money to get the best accuracy with the broadest spectrum of ammo.
My purposes are served by an off the rack variety of 6.5 Grendrel, 16" barrel light weight carbine. It is wise to decide how your going to use your rifle and the level of accuracy you want or need compared to what your willing to spend.
My purposes are served by an off the rack variety of 6.5 Grendrel, 16" barrel light weight carbine. It is wise to decide how your going to use your rifle and the level of accuracy you want or need compared to what your willing to spend.