AR 15 - lifetime warranty - 1 MOA selling quickly

Ordered last week and received it yesterday. This is my first AR and I'm surprised how compact/lightweight it is. Everything seems tight on the rifle and the fit and finish seems great. Note that itis a bare rifle and doesn't include iron sights. Not a big deal. Rifle comes with a sling, one mag pinned to 5 rounds, notes regarding which ammo (reloaded) not to shoot in the rifle, a manual, a target and a pinup girl poster.
 
Fingalz said:
Ordered last week and received it yesterday. This is my first AR and I'm surprised how compact/lightweight it is. Everything seems tight on the rifle and the fit and finish seems great. Note that itis a bare rifle and doesn't include iron sights. Not a big deal. Rifle comes with a sling, one mag pinned to 5 rounds, notes regarding which ammo (reloaded) not to shoot in the rifle, a manual, a target and a pinup girl poster.
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Thank you for the feedback. Once you have had a chance to fire the ASA please give us an update.
 
Hi Guys

- Sorry to be late in the news who is ASA ? i really like the 1/2 Moa bull barrel , charging handle sound a pretty good idea for Optics! how is the Trigger on that model?( match trigger?) i was about to buy a Stag 3G but at 1600$ with a Bull barrel and 1/2 moa

thank you
 
lucsergerie said:
Hi Guys

- Sorry to be late in the news who is ASA ? i really like the 1/2 Moa bull barrel , charging handle sound a pretty good idea for Optics! how is the Trigger on that model?( match trigger?) i was about to buy a Stag 3G but at 1600$ with a Bull barrel and 1/2 moa

thank you
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American Spirit Arms is a custom rifle manufacturer from Scottsdale. They make a lifetime warranty firearm and hold the patent on the sidecharger system. I've been in their factory and watched them make these firearms - usually 5 per day.
The Canadian Bull Barrel comes with a 4.5 lb single stage trigger. I picked it because I like a trigger that is quick and crisp - it is all that. In the hands of a skilled marksman - I am not that person - this gun will shoot holes in holes all day long. With any luck we can get some feedback from one of the customers that have bought this firearm.
 
I would hate to think how many hits are mine looking at that 1/2 moa bull barrel rifle...
I do not know Western Metal or the current state of ASA so I've been on the fence as it is a lot of money if it goes sideways...
Albeit a bargain if it delivers.
Multiple end user reviews posted would help, with the bark on, good and/or bad, first impressions to lasting opinions.
Are they dependable?
Are they accurate?
How did it go when they weren't?
 
I just saw this thread. That bull barrel one looks awesome and a 1/2 moa guarantee is a pretty ambitious. I may have to test it out. I just need to convince my wife it's a good idea. I do have 1000 223 rounds and 3 pistol mags but no firearms for them it's a waste to have that and no gun. Lol
 
I just picked up the bull barrel 16" stainless, first impressions: I fell in love. It's a piece of art!

I own many AR's including Noveske, Knights, LMT, Colt, CC, DD etc. and this thing is a tank, can't wait til spring to see what it can do. Also the folks at W.M. Inc are top notch.

Will be picking up a Glock SBR later.
 
Hi guys,
I have the 16'' bull barrel and I would recommend it to anyone. I have been able to do 1/2 moa at 100 yards but only with my reloads with 69 SMK (H335 powder). I had very bad results with 55gr bullets and nosler BT 60 (which groups really well with my SL8 that has the same twist rate). I'll take the sub-moa challenge next time I'll go to the range.
Here is a picture of mine with trijicon accupoint 5-20X50
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