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Old 02-27-2011, 05:05 AM
Lazerus2000 Lazerus2000 is offline
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Dpms Are Greattttt!!!

All three of my DPMS built R25s shoot sub-moa
PROS:
VERY accurate, all of mine do sub-moa groups with 168 Gr HPBT,
AND have sub-moa from one with 110 Gr, 150 gr, and 200 gr FACTORY SP hunting ammo

Zero reliability problems so far

DPMS lowers take the GREAT plastic Pmags

the Rem R25 is the least expensive AR 10 variant available ...
probably cheaper than building one from parts. I bought THREE R25s for less than the cost of one of the big budget AR 10 rifles.

CONS:
HORRIBLE triggers [ easily fixed with any decent drop in trigger ]
SOFT, chip prone camo paint job [ a pain to strip ]
DPMS changed the height of the upper receiver rail ...
new lower rail model is NOT compatible for height with after market hand guards ]

PS: I have previously owned and rebuilt about three dozen of the OLD Original Dutch built AR 10s, and IMHO these old ones were the best AR 10 ever built NO AR 15 PARTS used to save money
eg: the original AR 10 had a bigger buffer tube, so the bolt was full diameter all the way.
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