If you can only have one AR 15

CAR-15 preban!

Allows adjustment of stock enough to make up for different seasons (thickness of clothing) and anyone from children up to large adults can find a suitable adjustment mode.
 
If it's a direct gas impingement gun, I'll take anything Colt
makes.... 6520, 6920, etc, as long as it has a lightweight
barrel. They might be a bunch of douches as a company, but
their QC on rifles is generally top notch.

Of course, depending on who you talk to, you're going to get a lot
of "it doesnt matter" type answers, as well. A lot of ARs are so
similar, that for many applications, it doesnt matter much what brand you
choose.

The only brands I won't touch, are hesse, vulcan, and olympic
arms. I'm not one to get entirely political about gun companies, but
I'm still pissed at olympic arms for the "7.62 pistol" debacle that caused the
supply of foreign steel core 7.62 x 39 to evaporate. What a mess
that was... and all so olympic could sell a dumb pistol chambered in
that caliber.

-Mike
 
Ah! legally the lower is the AR, so I would have a nice RRA lower and a bunch of uppers to go with it.
 
what model would it be and why?

Either my pre-ban Colt Match Target or a Bushmaster Competition version. If I am limited to just one (the very thought makes me break out in a cold sweat - [shocked] ) I am going for the standard size, not a shorty.
 
A Rock River Arms "NM" A2, all set up for XTC.

Hard to argue with that choice.

The beauty of the AR is it's changeability. Pull two pins, slap on another upper, and you've got a totally different rifle. I've got two lowers and four uppers; a SR Match, a spacegun, an M4, and a .22 upper. The M4 gets used the least.
 
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