Hands down the best AR for the $$$
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Hands down the best AR for the $$$
Click picture for link to site
Flat rate shipping to Canada is 25.00USD on all accessory and ammunition orders regardless of quantities ordered. Firearms are exported to Canada at a flat rate of 25.00USD per firearm.
The IRUNGUNS Team
www.irunguns.ca
www.irunguns.com
Will you be getting any of the 10.5's back in stock?
If Ye Hath Fought Like a Man, Ye Needen't Hang Like a dog.
Is there any practical use for a 7.5" over a 10.5 or 16"
How accurate are these 7.5" ?
CQB. So for the average Canadian there really is no practical use. Well maybe 3 gun and ipsc use. Accuracy should be a little less then a longer barrel. Not by much though. There is a loss in velocity of the bullet as well. You won't see much difference until you pass 200 meters. They are stupidly fun and loud. Any collector of AR's should have a 7.5", 14.5 and a 20" in their stable. If your just going to have one, 14.5" is the way to go in my opinion.Originally Posted by Junction
Where are you guys seeing 7.5"? I see a 10.5"
The description in the lower section of their page says 7.0. The description in the top section of their page has the wrong barrel length.
The rifle in the pic has a 7" barrel. It is noticeably shorter than the 10.5" version I bought from them.
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