Now IN-Stock... LMT Sharpshooter LM308 Rifle System

I have held (but not shot) an LMT 308 and have to say to the build quality looked and felt quite good. Don't know much about this style of rifle but someone is going to be owning a sweet piece of kit in the future.
 
Price aside, I can attest to the superb build quality and accuracy of these rifles. My unit shot these last spring, and we all came away from the line buzzing. We were shooting steel at 50, 75 and 100m with a fixed 4x optic, and the bells were ringing all morning long.

Weight is up a bit over a standard AR, but the versatility of this firearm is unmatched.

Cheers
 
I got one off EE for a great PRICE, not the sharp shooter's version but a standard MWS.
I can tell you the build guilty is second to non, It's better, yes better machined(more clean) than my KACSR15, and I'm a big KAC fan and love my sr15 to death.
I always wanted the sharpshooters version, but I got my MWS for half the price of a sharpshooter......I couldn't have resisted.


 
Damn you!!! If you have the money and are looking for a rifle like this BUY IT! (and post pictures of you shooting it so I can wallow in envy). I have a LMT defender model and I don't think AR's get much better. As said the build quality is amazing and it eats any ammo. I've had it for maybe 4 years now and it's seen approx 3000 rounds of mixed cheap ammo and never once has it failed to feed or any other kind of failure. It's quite accurate for a semi especially with heavier ammo. And Questar are great to deal with (answered all my many questions before buying). This would be an awesome rifle.
 
Hey FamilyGunnutz,
You are a lucky guy. I did research on LMT Rifles, and they are the best most modern rifles worth the price you pay for. Like you said, quality is top notch. That is why the British and New Zealand have adopted the LMT 308 rifles. I am sure there will be more military adopting this rifle too. I prefer a full stock with the mws308. A rifleman's rifle. The full stock helps dampen the recoil.
 
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