Remington R-25
Classic Eugene Stoner design - 20 inch barrel, can use Magpul LR-308 P-mags (including the new 25 round version); low profile gas block so no interference with optics - but you can mount iron sights if you want to; rifle length gas system for reliable operation; aluminum upper, lower and tubular hand guard; hydro dipped in Realtree camo; A2 butt stock so you can carry cleaning kit and spare parts; reportedly sub-MOA (had to move because of new job before I could go shoot mine); also accepts DPMS metal 19 round mags, and comes with four round mags so it is legal to hunt with in most states; muzzle crown for enhanced accuracy; sling studs for bipod and sling; and made in America.
There are less expensive AR-10 style rifles (DPMS), more expensive (KAC, LaRue, Les Baer, LWRC REPR, LMT MWS, etc.) but for the price ($1329) the Remington is tough to beat, in my opinion.
I looked at AR-10s for years, and that R-25 just kept calling me back to look at it. So I bought one....
Classic Eugene Stoner design - 20 inch barrel, can use Magpul LR-308 P-mags (including the new 25 round version); low profile gas block so no interference with optics - but you can mount iron sights if you want to; rifle length gas system for reliable operation; aluminum upper, lower and tubular hand guard; hydro dipped in Realtree camo; A2 butt stock so you can carry cleaning kit and spare parts; reportedly sub-MOA (had to move because of new job before I could go shoot mine); also accepts DPMS metal 19 round mags, and comes with four round mags so it is legal to hunt with in most states; muzzle crown for enhanced accuracy; sling studs for bipod and sling; and made in America.
There are less expensive AR-10 style rifles (DPMS), more expensive (KAC, LaRue, Les Baer, LWRC REPR, LMT MWS, etc.) but for the price ($1329) the Remington is tough to beat, in my opinion.
I looked at AR-10s for years, and that R-25 just kept calling me back to look at it. So I bought one....
