WTF!? why so many XCR for sale?

For me, I saw something else I wanted, needed room in the safe and the XCR was the only gun that didn't really have a role so it's gone.

I can't say I'd buy another unless by some magic I could have it non-restricted with a short barrel. I've found it's just too long and heavy to pack through the bush around here. I never had any reliability issues and fit and finish on the rifle was excellent but my next NR .223 will for sure be one of the bullpups, probably a Tavor.
 
Thanks for the entertaining thread. 11 pages of biased opinions and reminders to state what you post are your opinions. The previous stmt was IMHO.

Obviously the OP is not a statistician; the question to ask is are the % of XCRs for sale higher than say the ARs.

I too have been cruising the EE looking for a used XCR (PM me if you have a deal on NIB or LNIB). Even for range shooting Non-Rest. is so much simplier, don't have to worry about all the LTATT travel restrictions. Many times pistols were left at home on shooting range trips cause I had other places to go.
 
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