Getting bored with your AR15?
It wasn’t until the later 1990’s that the M4 carbine really took hold in the civilian market. We usually only saw the AR15 A2 on the firing line and that was about it. Then we started to see the heavy barrels and then the light barrels. In the last 6yrs there have been so many calibers and manufacturers making the AR15 firearms that I have completely given up on keeping track of them. There are so many custom AR15 models that it’s really more like asking someone what kind of Legos do they like to build.
I am going to be taking the dive into the AR15 market again very soon. I recently got to fire a Ruger 556 and was really amazed that Ruger of all people would step into the market, even more so than Smith & Wesson have the guts to make a 5.45×39 AR15 upper receivers. CMMG makes a darn good version for the money and we’ve sold a ton of those to people that didn’t want to spend $1800 on another firearm. Once again, the beauty of the AR15 design is that you can put any type of AR15 upper on them and only have a minimal amount of gunsmithing to do if something doesn’t fit quite right.