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  • Odawgp
    some of the best. DPMS's have tighter tolerances than say a bushmaster. they tend to be a little picky when it comes to feed them. at least that is my experience.

    have you checked Rock River Arms they are less expensive than say a bushmaster. Personally Bushie's are over priced. only because they seem to have a large market share. not many gun stores that sell AR that don't sell bushie's
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  • Grasshopper
    Yes...
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  • jpwolf
    quote:some of the best. DPMS's have tighter tolerances than say a bushmaster. they tend to be a little picky when it comes to feed them. at least that is my experience.

    Correct I ordered a DPMS chambered in 7.62x39. It would not chamber, period.

    They are very good, I figure mine was just a fluke.
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  • Permanently deleted user
    Excellent firearms.
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  • 0341USMC
    I like RRA[:)]
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  • SuburbanNoize
    I like DPMS. Havent got out to shoot them yet, but the feel of the action is awesome, the fit between the uppers and loweres is perfect, absolutely no play.


    Paid 250 OTD
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    Paid 250 OTD for the lower
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  • USMChuck
    I was wondering because I found a brand new DPMS upper reciever for $72.00! I think it is the Varminting reciever, it has the 1 7/8" raised rail, and is not equiped to use a forward assist or ejecton port cover to make it more "stream lined".
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  • Captplaid
    This reminds me of a question I've been running through my head.

    Cerebus bought DPMS along with Cobb. Both make an AR 10. The other major manufacturer of the AR-10 is Armalite.

    Why would Cerebus want 2 out of the 3 maufacturers?
    Do they intend to make an offer for the third manufacturer?
    Is there anyothers making the AR-10?
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  • BHAVIN
    DPMS makes excellent rifles.

    Captplaid. Just so you can ponder more. They also own BUSHMASTER who although they could not get their 308 to work does sell a ton of 223 AR's. Maybe the Bushmaster quality will come up to the DPMS standard![}:)]
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  • tsr1965
    quote:Originally posted by Captplaid
    This reminds me of a question I've been running through my head.

    Cerebus bought DPMS along with Cobb. Both make an AR 10. The other major manufacturer of the AR-10 is Armalite.

    Why would Cerebus want 2 out of the 3 maufacturers?
    Do they intend to make an offer for the third manufacturer?
    Is there anyothers making the AR-10?


    They also own Remiington, and have you seen Big Greens new line of 15's? Remington is in the process of acquiring marlin now also.
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  • Captplaid
    Yeah, I can understand buying 2 AR makers plus remington , but 3
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  • RogueStatesman
    I wasn't sure at first, but I bought a DPMS and I now love it. Upper & lower fit perfectly and it is an awesome gun Don't be afraid to buy one of these !! Another good brand is Stag!
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  • Joe Drees
    Buddy of mine has the 308 version. He says it is picky on ammo and that the trigger is horrible. Other than that he like his.
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  • Topkick
    Zero problems with mine.
    .223
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  • john in jax
    The 2 DPMS .308's I owned were so good, that I went out and bought a DPMS 5.56 upper to top off a Bushy lower. All of the DPMS guns I own(ed) have been great.
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  • SuburbanNoize
    john in jax, i went the opposite way, i got the DPMS lower with a bushmaster upper.
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