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  • #31
    Sturnovik
    Veteran Member
    • Feb 2010
    • 2937

    That's pretty cool ^

    I'll show him it. Thanks for the help thus far.

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    • #32
      jchen76@gmail.com
      Senior Member
      • Nov 2004
      • 2086

      No real advantage gain over di vs roller delayed. I owned a c93, and it was a heavy pig. Roller backs needed a heavy bolt carrier and huge recoil spring. Cocking a hk rifle was like stringing a cross brow. The only advantage I can see is it can run dirtier and reliably than an ar under same conditions.

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      • #33
        Sturnovik
        Veteran Member
        • Feb 2010
        • 2937

        ^sounds like just an exotic system than something way better than other systems.

        He's looking at piston AR's at the moment. Are RRA entry level? Does colt put out a piston upper that's able to be bought?

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        • #34
          Ding126
          Veteran Member
          • Apr 2008
          • 4392

          If he wants to shoot .223/5.56 then stick to an AR...as for a .308 HK style I would suggest a PTR..thats the only thing that might fit into his budget..mags are currently cheap...unlike the .223 HK style rifles.. I would tell him to pay more for the rifle and worry about stocking up on ammo later in life..you can have all the ammo in the world but if your rifle is a POS..what fun is that?

          The only HK style rifle I would consider is a Springfield SAR 3 or 8 ( not the cast aluminum ) but the ones made in greece on HK tooling...or kick down some $$$ for a CA legal SR9 which are on the board here. Tell him to lurk around HKpro.com for education and info.
          Good Luck
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          • #35
            brianm767
            Senior Member
            • Feb 2006
            • 2418

            C-93 are cool looking but are known for bolt gap issues out of the box, canted sights etc.. there is some one on the HK Forums who many guys send their new C-93's too for an overhaul new out of the box to get them to run 100%, I believe it's about $300 max depending on what it needs, could be much less, but your still under a grand for the rifle.

            I was going to buy one but decided I didnt want the headaches so I'm going for a Vector V-93, should be 100% out of the box but ya never know.
            I will be into it for $1200. I should be able to get that back in Cali if I decide to sale it later.

            I also have a Daewoo DR200 that is 922R compliant so no funny thumbhole stock, I absolutely love this rifle, it's different, uses AR mags, there was a NIB one on Gunbroaker last week for $899.

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            • #36
              MrPlink
              I need a LIFE!!
              • Mar 2010
              • 12532

              How the hell does somebody who does not own a rifle prefer HK? Hand him a keltec and tell him its a new HK, and I bet he would be impressee
              The California Moderate Centrist Militia member in exile

              disclaimer:
              everything I post is for arguendo and entertainment purposes only, and should not be construed to be legal advice

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              • #37
                Sturnovik
                Veteran Member
                • Feb 2010
                • 2937

                Originally posted by MrPlink
                How the hell does somebody who does not own a rifle prefer HK? Hand him a keltec and tell him its a new HK, and I bet he would be impressee
                I've had major issues with my keltec, its the last rifle I'd show him, it'd probally make him change his mind about rifles all together. That said he's shot an HK rifle before and he likes the company, so lets say he's brand oriented. He's leaning toward a piston AR, he just wants something unique that everyone doesnt have, he realizes that may cost some serious cash.

                Originally posted by brianm767
                C-93 are cool looking but are known for bolt gap issues out of the box, canted sights etc.. there is some one on the HK Forums who many guys send their new C-93's too for an overhaul new out of the box to get them to run 100%, I believe it's about $300 max depending on what it needs, could be much less, but your still under a grand for the rifle.

                I was going to buy one but decided I didnt want the headaches so I'm going for a Vector V-93, should be 100% out of the box but ya never know.
                I will be into it for $1200. I should be able to get that back in Cali if I decide to sale it later.

                I also have a Daewoo DR200 that is 922R compliant so no funny thumbhole stock, I absolutely love this rifle, it's different, uses AR mags, there was a NIB one on Gunbroaker last week for $899.
                The DR200 sounds neat!

                Originally posted by Ding126
                If he wants to shoot .223/5.56 then stick to an AR...as for a .308 HK style I would suggest a PTR..thats the only thing that might fit into his budget..mags are currently cheap...unlike the .223 HK style rifles.. I would tell him to pay more for the rifle and worry about stocking up on ammo later in life..you can have all the ammo in the world but if your rifle is a POS..what fun is that?

                The only HK style rifle I would consider is a Springfield SAR 3 or 8 ( not the cast aluminum ) but the ones made in greece on HK tooling...or kick down some $$$ for a CA legal SR9 which are on the board here. Tell him to lurk around HKpro.com for education and info.
                Good Luck
                I'm having him browse galleryofguns and a few other places to find stuff as we speak.

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                • #38
                  starsnuffer
                  Senior Member
                  • Apr 2011
                  • 2212

                  Just tell him to get an AK. There's only one letter difference.

                  -W

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                  • #39
                    MrPlink
                    I need a LIFE!!
                    • Mar 2010
                    • 12532

                    Originally posted by Sturnovik
                    I've had major issues with my keltec, its the last rifle I'd show him, it'd probally make him change his mind about rifles all together. That said he's shot an HK rifle before and he likes the company, so lets say he's brand oriented. He's leaning toward a piston AR, he just wants something unique that everyone doesnt have, he realizes that may cost some serious cash.


                    lol, hence me saying hand him the keltec

                    but something unique and AR rarely belong in the same sentence
                    The California Moderate Centrist Militia member in exile

                    disclaimer:
                    everything I post is for arguendo and entertainment purposes only, and should not be construed to be legal advice

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                    • #40
                      HKDoc
                      Member
                      • Feb 2009
                      • 482

                      Own both hk USC, not converted, and mr556. most friends I take to the range like the USC better. It's easy and fun to shoot. Not piston but cleans very easily. He should try one to see if he likes it.

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                      • #41
                        Sturnovik
                        Veteran Member
                        • Feb 2010
                        • 2937

                        Originally posted by MrPlink
                        lol, hence me saying hand him the keltec

                        but something unique and AR rarely belong in the same sentence
                        Jesus I'm slow today haha, I thought you were serious! In any case he wants a flat top rail, not to heavy piston gun. He's confused though, do most piston ones come with a different gas block in front instead of front A2/m4 sight post gas thing? The ones he's been browsing seem to.

                        Originally posted by HKDoc
                        Own both hk USC, not converted, and mr556. most friends I take to the range like the USC better. It's easy and fun to shoot. Not piston but cleans very easily. He should try one to see if he likes it.
                        Yea the USC is a neat weapon.

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                        • #42
                          zombiescanlearn
                          Senior Member
                          • Feb 2011
                          • 1942

                          I have a H&K MR556 and I love it. If you can't afford the price tag then go for Sig 556 or 516. Those are quality guns as well and I've seen them advertise around $1200. I owned a Sig 556 in the past and it ran flawlessly. They're both fun to shoot. Good luck!

                          Sig 556


                          MR556


                          Shooting the H&K
                          Last edited by zombiescanlearn; 03-03-2012, 9:12 AM. Reason: Added some photos

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                          • #43
                          • #44
                            zombiescanlearn
                            Senior Member
                            • Feb 2011
                            • 1942

                            ... Or your friend can just pick up an AK47. They're pretty sweet too. Here's mine:

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                            • #45
                              Sturnovik
                              Veteran Member
                              • Feb 2010
                              • 2937

                              Yea he was interested in the Sig, and saw that one torture test video and thought it was impressive. I didnt realize they were that cheap, that very well may be a deal!

                              If I recall they are getting sued (I forget which one, the one thats more of a AR right?) over it though, he may have to buy one fast!

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