DPMS Sportical $584 + $5.99 ship

How do we check which Wally world sell guns? Thanks in advance.

Stas1976 said:   buying guns=wasting money. It has nothing to do with having a "fat wallet"

Seriously? Most of the things here are wants..not needs.

The idea is to get what you want at a great price.
Some people want guns. So why on earth should people not post the deals on guns and ammo that they find?

Stas1976 said:   buying guns=wasting money. It has nothing to do with having a "fat wallet"
Guns are a good financial investment believe it or not.

heartvb said:   How do we check which Wally world sell guns? Thanks in advance.

Call around or simply go to your local store and if not in stock order one.

Buds has it as well for $600 with free ship for members if anyones interested, lots of AR's on sale right now , http://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/cPath/36_793...

These are decent rifles. They are accurate and reliable. The price is great, the lowest I have seen on a quality AR Pattern in probably ten years. Of course if you aren't familiar with shooting these rifles, please keep in mind that at this price no optics are included, and this style of flat top doesn't include any iron sites, so you are going to have to spend a little more for optics or iron sites to aim it. Don't skimp on the optic, this rifle is capable of great accuracy but not if you are using a sight that isn't.

Where?

marketingmike said:   .223 vs 7.62x39 penetration testing

And your point being what its a completely different larger caliber rifle thats accuracy is no where near as close to a 223.

Trickracen said:   buster2 said:   http://wideners.com/itemdetail.cfm?item_id=6879 , good price on cheap ammo for this gun
Also good if you wanna shorten the life of your rifle, steel casing is junk.

This an an internet myth. I've shot several cases of steel in the past few classes. The mild steel cases have produced no appreciable wear to the extractor or hard chrome chamber.
Steel-cased ammo -- especially bought by the case online -- can allow more training, which is ultimately going to lead to much greater proficiency with the weapon system than leaving it in the safe and shooting a box of 20 brass-cased rounds once in a while.

BlurryEyed said:   You can get a milspec AR-15 for not much more than $600. I'd by milspec over this. My $0.02

+1 You can piece a lower and upper with forward assist that would be as good or better quality for just over this price. I built my last AR with PSA upper and lower, DPMS parts kit, with an FN barell, and MOE stock for $640.

I have shot a sportical and it runs fine FYI.

buster2 said:   Where?

Several manufactuers have sales a few times a year. I would say your best bet would be Palmetto State Armory (PSA). They make quality (budget) stuff. If you are not affraid to build your own lower you can save some cash and it is not that hard to do with just normal tools. I learned how and did mine using this great tutorial:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iA_Vkb2UB1w

I did mine without a magazine vice block (even though they are very handy). The upper is not that much harder, but can more easily be messed up so I would recommend a complete upper for a novice.

Classic Arms has the A.E.tracer ammo available for $13 a box if ya need something to light up the night with , http://www.classicfirearms.com/fed-223-tracer. I just got done today firing 300 rds of Tula thru mine , not a single ftf or any ejection problems. Might be that those are folks who are building their AR's instead of buying one from a reputable manufacturer or simply failed to properly clean and lube their rifles before shooting, something I see and hear about often.

Jim5 said:   I have a Daniel Defense M4. I called DD about the Herters steel case ammo that is sold at Cabelas. They said do not shoot it. They had three guns there for repair with the cases stuck in the barrel. They could not knock them out with a steel rod. They were going to replace the barrel and notify the user that further use would void the lifetime warranty. They said also do not use Tula. There are a number of stories on the internet of various problems this ammo causes in ar15s. American Eagle is a little more expensive but not to bad.

It is possible to get bad ammo, but I would say it is more likely that the chamber on their rifle was out of spec and too tight or not perfectly round.

I am not saying it can't happen, but I am also saying that you go ahead and spend .05-.10 per round more. I can buy a new barrel (if it get ruined) after 3-4 range sessions with the money I saved on ammo.