RIVER ROCK ARMS

coyote_bik

October 29, 2002 06:19

INTERESTED IN BUYING AN AR15 TYPE TARGET RIFLE POSSIBLY FOR COMPETITION AND WAS WONDERING WHAT THE QUALITY OF RIVER ROCK ARMS IS COMPARED TO A COLT AR15? ANY INFO WOULD BE GREATLY APPERICATED, THANKS

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  slickshot

  October 29, 2002 06:55

  I can tell you that the RRA weapons are 1st class

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  I have one tricked-up to shoot varmints----it shoots a steady ragged hole group at 100 yrds with the 50 gr V-Max

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  have an 1-8 twist that shoots better than most of my bolt guns---likes the 68 match Hornady---3/8 inch group at 100 yrds----quality and finish is much better than any of the other Ar's----they finish the exteriors like no other---their match triggers are exceptional!!!!

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  cpermd

  October 29, 2002 17:19

  Assume you mean Rock River.
  They are of good quality and will work for what you want.
  cpermd

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  bmxrc

  October 29, 2002 20:35

  I have RRA 24" varmint upper a bushy lower with rra two stage trigger
  shoot varmints,it shoots a geat at 100 yrds..3 shot around size on dime all touch have an 1-8 twist that love 55 sp load.
  Only problem is you my have to wait some time for product 2 month for
  upper But Mark treated great.. p.s. I shoot a M16A2 colt also but money will be going to RRA

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  ka11

  October 30, 2002 07:20

  I don't have one but wish I did. My buddy shot competion with one and it's the top of the line.

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  drobs

  October 31, 2002 04:29

  Just got my Rock River carbine in. Ordered it from the factory took about 4 weeks to get. This is a good sign, they actually put there's together for each order. They don't have tons of inventory lying around. Mine has a national match trigger (standard) & a 16" Wilson chrome lined heavey barrel. I paid dealer cost, about $650 before tax for it. I'll have to let you know how it shoots.
  
  Opinions are like Ah@les, everyone has one.

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