S&w m&p 15

[statesman]

I just picked one of these up. Read good things about it on the web, got a good deal on it, (we actually bought 2).

Havent had a chance to shoot it yet, but just wondering if anyone has any input on these guns?

Do you like them? Find anything that I should know about it?

 

[Fly Navy]

Aren't these questions you should ask BEFORE you buy? Just food for thought...

Regardless, they look like nice rifles. How much did you pay for them? They do seem a bit over-priced, as do most big-company AR-15s.

 

[statesman]

usually, yes I ask before I buy. And like I said I looked into them and did a little research. The one thing I found was that they were turning over fast so I figured if I ended up not liking it I could get rid of it easily.

was able to get them both for 900 a piece, plus tax. Expensive but not any moreso than a Bushmaster or any other quality AR.

 

[GroundPounder]

If you need an excuse to purchase an AR15 now might be the time. Might be illegal in the near future to own such a scary looking weapon.

 

[Blutonski816]

I recently got to pump about 150 rounds through one.
Was a pretty sweet AR.

Been eyeing one that was at a sweet price at the local indoor range/shop.

Seems like a good deal for the price.

 

[helmet91]

I've been told they have issues accepting certain magazines... i can't really back that up though.

I'm waiting for my RRA carbine to come in.

 

[statesman]

As in feed problems, or the mags wont physically fit into the receiver.

 

[Rocketman]

I don't have first hand experience with this but I read that some earlier versions of this weapon may have a tight mag well and have trouble working with Magpul PMags. PMags are the shitz IMHO but there are millions of regular mags on the market so it's no big deal.