Del-ton good enough?

[uncle money bags]

I'd run the .410 AR upper against all of the "boutique" brands. Hands down best AR on the market with vastly superior ballistics.


http://www.midwayusa.com/product/97...tte-with-flash-hider-5-round-magazine-pre-ban

well, yeah. Who wouldnt? too bad its discontinued. do you know where I can find one?

 

[J.T.]

Dude. Do you even operate? Of course they are discontinued, the UN got production shut down due to the lethality.. I can get you one if you've got cash.

 

[uncle money bags]

Dude. Do you even operate? Of course they are discontinued, the UN got production shut down due to the lethality.. I can get you one if you've got cash.

 

[Lurkerinthewoods]

Now, that's funny!!!!!

 

[Glocktogo]

Do you believe that the problems could have been resolved with minor gas tuning, or the assembly/QC wasn't up to par, or inferior parts just showing their ugly head?

P.S. I've never bought a complete rifle. However I have assembled dozens using mix-match parts of all sorts, and the only problem I've ever had was Stag lower with out-of-spec take-down pins.

Since we were working on the clock and had extra rifles, we didn't bother too much with diagnisis of the symptoms. We just grabbed another rifle and moved on. Pro shooter B.J. Norris did break one of them down and attempt to diagnose/correct the issue, but didn't come up with anything.

 

[n8thegr8]

My only AR is built on a DTI lower. I'm happy with it. Is there better out there? Sure, but then again I'm a guy who wears wal-mart clothes. As long as it serves it's purpose, I could care less what label is on it.

 

[Dr_Mitch]

My 3-Gun AR has a Del-Ton upper, with about 2,000 rounds on it. It shoots 3/4 MOA (after free-floating), stands up to beatings, and has never had any type of malfunction. It might even shoot better than 3/4 MOA, as I am not the king of benchrest shooting and someone who is certainly might be able to do it. I would buy another.