fn ar competion

Great rifle, with the right ammo it is a bub .75 MOA, i love mine it's a keeper. I will try to fetch some pictures for you.

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Stag10 is a better choice for competitive use on the availability of replacement barrels alone. Add in all the aftermarket support for the AR family and the FN is a dead end.

But that's my opinion.
 
Gunnerlove said:
Stag10 is a better choice for competitive use on the availability of replacement barrels alone. Add in all the aftermarket support for the AR family and the FN is a dead end.

But that's my opinion.
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My FNAR is more accurate than my KAC SR25 (6K rifle ), for me it is still one of the best kept secret of the industry.

I dont know any other SA rifle that is a .sub 75 MOA rifle.

I bought a Stag, i will be doing my own trial and error on this rifle.
I sure hope the Stag is a sub MOA rifle on a regular base.

The FNAR is a proven sub MOA rifle with a tailored load on a regular base and occasionally a sub .75 MOA rifle, this is worth telling.
All this for a sub 2K rifle.

If one of my rifle deserved to be mounted with a 5K scope ( read S&B ), it's definitly the FNAR Competition.
 
Cpt.Flan said:
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"With all of my precision rifles I like to do my shooting at 100 and 200 meters." Said the man who use a S&B 5-25
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Not gonna buy new scopes to shoot at 200 or less, i have 6 S&B availables for the task, it may look overkill, i even have one PMll 12X50X56 on a HK SSG3000 for no more than 200 metres.

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