Here is part II of the video. This video will show you the details of disassembling the rifle:
This is a discussion on Military Arms Review: HK MR556A1 within the Defensive Rifles & Shotgun Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; Here is part II of the video. This video will show you the details of disassembling the rifle:...
Here is part II of the video. This video will show you the details of disassembling the rifle:
Last edited by MilitaryArms; July 17th, 2011 at 12:37 AM.
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Great review. That was 21 minutes of gun porn. I have looked at one at my LGS but like you said, parting with the coin is just downright hard to do.
Thanks for the review.
It's not a problem til they make it one!
Another great review! I have to say that the HK seems like a great AR to choose from. I just can't get past the price. I don't ever mind spending money for high cost items, but it has to make sense.
The Ruger MKIII 22/45 is the worst handgun in history to take apart, but is one of the funnest to shoot...
If this rifle were in the $1800 range I would say it's a good deal. But at the $2500 price point, unless you have a big gun budget, I think you would be better served by other options on the market. But if you have the money, it's the Ferrari of the production class AR's. There are some quirks, but I think I can work past them. The quality of the rifle is simply amazing though.
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Thanks great video
I carry to protect myself and my loved ones from the BG's. Not to solve societies problems. That said: if more carried the deterrent would only have a positive overall effect on those problems.
Good review! I'm wondering if you have reviewed a mini 14 or the kel tec su16's?
I'm hoping to catch a sale at the LGS so I can get my hands on one.
The MR556A1 cost may at first seem "high" but after pricing a Noveske N4 light rifle at discounted price $2350, the street price of $2800 for the HK does not seem terribly out of line. Proper perspective is needed when assessing the value of the HK. Yes, it is at the very high end but the buyer gets a super high quality rifle. HK has always cost premium money but you do get a premium, feature packed, rugged and accurate weapon. The only complaint I have about the 556A1 is the weight. It is about two pounds heavier than many AR variants.
Thanks to you know who, he is printing fiat money 24/7 to fund mindless spending, our dollar is rapidly becoming worthless. To purchase items, especially those made in Europe, (I know it's assembled here in the U.S. like certain MB's or BMW's), we Americans must get out the wheelbarrow and take the toilet paper dollars over to the gun store. And don't forget to vote in November because our lives and our sport is at risk from little nero and his goon squad.