Jump to content

Recommended Posts

Posted

Took some of my more favorite guns out for some Saturday shooting, and since I had them all laid out on my work bench, I thought I'd put a together a cool shot of them. My favorite though, my Sig MPX, what an absolutely fun gun to shoot!

 

DYBR3Us.jpg

Posted

A few of my toys. Unfortunately due to crappy Canadian Gun laws I can't get some of the ones that I'd really like to have in the collection.

post-156124-0-24958800-1458690336_thumb.jpeg

post-156124-0-24958800-1458690336_thumb.jpeg

post-156124-0-24958800-1458690336_thumb.jpeg

post-156124-0-24958800-1458690336_thumb.jpeg

  • 2 months later...
Posted

Took some of my more favorite guns out for some Saturday shooting, and since I had them all laid out on my work bench, I thought I'd put a together a cool shot of them. My favorite though, my Sig MPX, what an absolutely fun gun to shoot!

 

DYBR3Us.jpg

Thoughts on DD? Looking at their SBR or LWRC. Thanks

Posted

Thoughts on DD? Looking at their SBR or LWRC. Thanks

 

Daniel Defense and LWRC build a totally different functioning rifle. You would need to decide which operating system you want to go with before attempting to compare those two brands.

Posted

What Justin said.
Marty Daniels' company Daniel Defense is an outstanding company with A1 QC and CS and their weapons are put together with great attention to detail and very worth the price of admission.
They are a traditional direct impingement (DI) AR weapons platform. Mostly advantages in simplicity and weight. Cost too, to a degree.
No I do not work for them.

LWRC, prides themselves in a piston operated system which too has it's plus and minuses.
Also very good QC and CS. Just different system but it shines the most when the weapon is an SBR and suppressed.

Archived

This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.

×
×
  • Create New...