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M&P Sport 2 - Why so inexpensive?
- Thread starter snubking
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I dont know where they cut any corners,
IIRC they dont claim mil spec
Its a 1-9 twist
I doubt its un reliable as it stands.
maybe just pick up a spare BCG and small parts kit?
i would say if your worried sell it and buy a rifle your confident in
IIRC they dont claim mil spec
Its a 1-9 twist
I doubt its un reliable as it stands.
maybe just pick up a spare BCG and small parts kit?
i would say if your worried sell it and buy a rifle your confident in
mikelawtown
NES Member
Ran mine hard and not one issue
Wish I could still buy them at 599.99
Leave it the way it sits besides a good trigger
Wish I could still buy them at 599.99
Leave it the way it sits besides a good trigger
StevieP
NES Member
Yeah, I wouldn't know. I roll my own.
It was tongue-in-cheek anyway. Didn't they omit the shell deflector and/or dust cover too? receiver has molded triggerguard so you save a roll pin. loose tolerances easier and cheaper to machine for?
There are definitely different classes of barrel steel and aluminum used for uppers and lowers.
MIM parts vs EDM cut vs Forged, etc... Most of which have nothing to do with reliability or durability. USUALLY.
If your suburban range is 200 yards or less, or if your targets include splatter paper zombie pigs, milk jugs, pumpkins, and small appliances using bulk 55gr fmj, an M&P Sport II is right up to the task.
If you want to print tight groups at that 200 yard range or hit coyotes or small metal gongs at 400, then you start thinking about better triggers and barrels and optics and then you follow that rabbit to the extent of your budget and enthusiasm.
"M&P Sport 2. When just good enough is good enough."
er sumpin.
It was tongue-in-cheek anyway. Didn't they omit the shell deflector and/or dust cover too? receiver has molded triggerguard so you save a roll pin. loose tolerances easier and cheaper to machine for?
There are definitely different classes of barrel steel and aluminum used for uppers and lowers.
MIM parts vs EDM cut vs Forged, etc... Most of which have nothing to do with reliability or durability. USUALLY.
If your suburban range is 200 yards or less, or if your targets include splatter paper zombie pigs, milk jugs, pumpkins, and small appliances using bulk 55gr fmj, an M&P Sport II is right up to the task.
If you want to print tight groups at that 200 yard range or hit coyotes or small metal gongs at 400, then you start thinking about better triggers and barrels and optics and then you follow that rabbit to the extent of your budget and enthusiasm.
"M&P Sport 2. When just good enough is good enough."
er sumpin.
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