5 responses to “Arsenal SLR107, 4000 Rounds Later – Cruise Control”

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   Sparky

   June 3, 2016

   Great video Rob… I am liking that red dot… Been a aimpoint guy for over ten years but I am about to pull the trigger on one of these from your shop….. Seems like a nice piece of kit… Glad the Arsenal is holding up after having a few safes full of them I was crossing my fingers on this beast haha…thanks again for he videos and the time you guys take to make them for us….

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   Spartan194

   June 17, 2016

   Sorry if this is in the wrong place, couldn’t find a way to write to the blog apart from commenting. For my next rifle, I’m looking to make a jump to the AK platform (my main rifle now is a piston operated AR 15). Have my eye on a couple of DDI 7.62 models as options. Basically, the debate for me is get an AK, or buy and modify a 300 blackout AR upper. Here are my pros for both:

   AR piston upper, 300:
   Slaps on my milspec lower, no issues, same magazines.
   Spare parts regularly manufactured and available
   Ammo and parts not subject to import issues

   AK from DDI,
   cheap ammo. Really cheap
   Just feels better to me, couldn’t explain why
   Not afraid to use it roughly if necessary
   Comes the way I like functionally, just need some rails to add.

   What do you guys think? Please forgive any misconceptions above, I only know what I can find online, and we all know how accurate that can be at times.

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      Rob Ski

      June 18, 2016

      I honestly think that if you are going to supress it, then go with 300 blackout upper. If not, roll with AK.

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      1. 

         Daniel

         June 18, 2016

         Thanks Rob, looks like I’m going with the AK (if I want to be quiet, I’ll use a knife). I’ll definitely start saving up then, good thing my company allows interns to do overtime.

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3. 

   scottyb

   June 27, 2016

   AK all the way.

   I like ARs too.

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