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The Ruger page says it's "Compatible with mil-spec MSR trigger groups, receiver end plates, charging handles, pistol grips, and adjustable stocks."The product announcement mentioned a proprietary barrel extension and bolt.
It made no mention of the fire control parts being compatible with standard AR parts; it could be a deal breaker if they're not.
Since it's a deal-maker to use standard AR lower internals, you'd think they would use that as a selling point if it's compatible. If.
Or maybe they just have copy writers who don't understand the market.
Does look interesting BUT SFAR is a boring name. Hellion (as in Springfield Hellion) is much more exciting!
What's wrong with Special Forces Assault Rifle?*So good rifle concept, bad name. Maybe SFAR, so good?????
I think this is neat. MSRP is $1200, so what's the street price looking like, $1k? Given the weight, the 16" with a 1-8x would make a sweet hunting rifle.
Yeah, that's a pretty good buy. I can see myself picking one of these up some time in future, so long as they aren't complete junk.The “Buy Now” listings on Gun Broker are pretty much at $999. I think that’s a very reasonable price for what’s being delivered.
It's not an AR-10, so...There's almost no compatibility on AR-10 anyways to begin with there are at least two or three different systems out there. I think the only point of compatibility is the magazines are usually the same.
Lol. Collectively people call them that wether its wrong or otherwise its reality.It's not an AR-10, so...
Ruger announced that the small frame format was to make it intentionally not an AR-10.Lol. Collectively people call them that wether its wrong or otherwise its reality.
That's cute marketing, but to everyone else its another AR10 variant.Ruger announced that the small frame format was to make it intentionally not an AR-10.
Is it though?That's cute marketing, but to everyone else its another AR10 variant.
Is it though?
If it's at all like the POF, it seems it's more accurate to say it's an AR-15 mutant - like the ones with AK magwells.
Because, RUGER pride.I'm confused why there are pride flags in the title of this post? I don't think @Broccoli Iglesias is a loud and proud type of guy, my apologies if you are, its all good.
So now there is another AR-10 pattern....There's almost no compatibility on AR-10 anyways to begin with there are at least two or three different systems out there. I think the only point of compatibility is the magazines are usually the same.
Steve rambo approvedBecause, RUGER pride.
And guns are gay.
OK. I was talking to someone who might be able to help us. Depends how many are interested. I'll start an interest thread in members...the 16" one is just a 6.8lbs - pretty nice. me likey.
group buy?
Except more compact, two pounds lighter, and uses AR fire control parts.That's cute marketing, but to everyone else its another AR10 variant.
I want to see accuracy.Except more compact, two pounds lighter, and uses AR fire control parts.
Otherwise, yeah, just the same as any of the many AR-10 variants.
I wish the word spread out more that AR10 is not a standardized platform. That's why if you want one, I highly recommend a factory-built one. Ruger makes very well-built ARs, especially for their price point.So now there is another AR-10 pattern....
I’ve had the pleasure of helping a friend, who bough someone else’s incomplete AR-10 build. PITA.I wish the word spread out more that AR10 is not a standardized platform. That's why if you want one, I highly recommend a factory-built one. Ruger makes very well-built ARs, especially for their price point.
Yeah but it's still not an AR-15......Except more compact, two pounds lighter, and uses AR fire control parts.
Otherwise, yeah, just the same as any of the many AR-10 variants.