Comments on: How To Keep Your AR Running, Part 1: AR History

By: Military Issue M4 Question - Page 3 - INGunOwners

Military Issue M4 Question - Page 3 - INGunOwners — Sun, 03 Apr 2011 14:13:31 +0000

[...] Here is a nice little read on AR history Not to in depth but a good little read none the less How To Keep Your AR Running, Part 1: AR History [...]

By: Rayn C

Rayn C — Thu, 27 May 2010 16:45:23 +0000

Great history article love the AR series of weapons anyway from my time in the U.S ARMY Infantry to my own personal use thanks again Keep Up the Fire

By: Money

Money — Sun, 23 May 2010 13:25:19 +0000

Love it AR’s are killer Rifles and ever American should own 1 or more great for hunting for dinner or Terrorist or just looking at in your gun rack and drooling over its sexy look ….. “I would rather be caught with it then without it”!!!!!!!!

By: david dall

david dall — Tue, 13 Apr 2010 05:37:18 +0000

cant wait to see part 2 and im my time in oif/oef i never had issues with any problems with my m4 now my older m16a2 that i used worked great as well just used lots of lube just wish the round had more power but the only problem i ever encountered in 8 years of service was stopping power and that was fixed by better placement of rounds in target , i love my m16/m4 rifles i have now as well

By: RIP

RIP — Tue, 06 Apr 2010 18:50:07 +0000

Two questions I’ve never gotten straight in my mind. 1. Why the Gas system? the M-14 works on a piston, and shooting hot, dirty gas into the most delcate working parts of a weapon just confounds me, I’ve always heard it was cheaper, and I’m inclined to believe that given Uncle Sam’s record on some of our gear. 2. The wide acclaim gained by the smaller round, who did it come from? What did they like better about it? Anything to do with reduced ranges correlated with jungle warfare? Most men I’ve served with have said they’d rather carry a heavier weapon and fewer rounds if each round was more likely to kill who it hit. Penny for your thoughts.

By: ITS Admin

ITS Admin — Sun, 28 Mar 2010 23:19:58 +0000

Thanks Greg, We’re really looking forward to continuing the series too. Its disappointing that it took as long as it did to recognize the powder problem.

~ Bryan