Robinson Arms XCR in 223 ???

[simpleton]

You've got alot of guys here who can't shoot for ####, then blame the rifle. You also still have alot of guys who off-hand shoot, and call that their groups.
Then you you have guys who are simply full of #### period, and can shoot 1/4" groups at 200yrds all day long. Don't believe what anyone tells you (even me), unless you've seen it with your own eyes. I think you'll like the rifle, but like any manufactorer, there is always the chance of getting a good shooting rifle and a bad one.


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[Stahler]

Ya know... there's a thread coming soon about XCR .223 vs XCR 7.62x39
That's gonna be fascinating

I dont know what your guys problem is , so what if there are a couple other threads about this rifle. Nobody is forcing you to read it dude

 

[hbean]

Ya know... there's a thread coming soon about XCR .223 vs XCR 7.62x39
That's gonna be fascinating

Please! at 40 cents difference a round there is no contest.

 

[Justins1877]

Would you really shoot corrosive ammo through your XCRs though? Seriously?

 

[hbean]

Would you really shoot corrosive ammo through your XCRs though? Seriously?

Why not? Barrel is chromed, take less than 10 seconds to remove the barrel and bolt, every thing else is aluminum, a quick 2 minutes rinse with hot water in the tub it is ready to go again.

 

[Camp Cook]

If I had one in 7.62X39 most definitely... this has just been discussed and both XCRMonger & Wolverine Supply say it isn't an issue just clean the firearm afterwards...

 

[Justins1877]

Interesting... Becoming more and more desired.
HBean, did your XCR have a Bipod on it and bulll barrel?

 

[hbean]

Interesting... Becoming more and more desired.
HBean, did your XCR have a Bipod on it and bulll barrel?

Yeap, moved that Nikon scope over to my TC Pro hunter, I put the MI sights back on, once I get my 7.62 X 39 conversion kit, I'll have to sight it in again.

 

[carbonrod]

You've got alot of guys here who can't shoot for s**t, then blame the rifle. You also still have alot of guys who off-hand shoot, and call that their groups.
Then you you have guys who are simply full of s**t period, and can shoot 1/4" groups at 200yrds all day long. Don't believe what anyone tells you (even me), unless you've seen it with your own eyes. I think you'll like the rifle, but like any manufactorer, there is always the chance of getting a good shooting rifle and a bad one.


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Well said. The other side of the coin of course is that when talking online, everyone's box stock m305/savage shoots 1/2 minute groups all day long if they do their part, except for the fliers. This shooting is most always done with the cheapest ammo available of course.

Then if questioned, they show a target full of holes, none of which are anywhere near the point of aim, and circle three as the group. Hardly repeatable, or meaningful.

That is why most tests done for contract include higher quantity groupings -- Think Swiss Arms, or even the AMU M14 guide.

 

[Justins1877]

Yeap, moved that Nikon scope over to my TC Pro hunter, I put the MI sights back on, once I get my 7.62 X 39 conversion kit, I'll have to sight it in again.

Ahh.. That would have accounted for the weight. Thanks.

 

[shmelmafinga]

Please! at 40 cents difference a round there is no contest.

How much for the 7.62 conversion kit? With the amount of ammo my nephews burn up it could probably pay for itself in a couple of weekends.

 

[shmelmafinga]

I dont know what your guys problem is , so what if there are a couple other threads about this rifle. Nobody is forcing you to read it dude

No problem here - I'm lovin' it. Only having some good, clean fun.