Ideas for DPMS

[NWSharpshooter]

Ammo, mags, mags, and ammo. When you have a good bit of both, buy more ammo.

 

[Hayata]

For all the ass-hats recommending a better model: VOLUNTEER TO STAND IN FRONT OF HIS WHILE HE'S SHOOTING! I'm sure you'll be fine. It's sure to FTF or FTE or whatever all of the lowly ARs do.

What, no takers?

AR Snobs...put your money where your mouth is.

Back on topic. I'm a fan of the Miculek muzzle brakes. The guys next to me at the range, not so much. I'm also a fan of the Vortex Strikefire red/green dot scopes. One of my ARs has the magwell grip, for full-on Mall Ninja-ness. I also usually swap out the pistol grips. For the M4 stock, I like the CAA side saddle for a better cheek weld.

Good luck and enjoy your AR!

 

[rOmiLaYu]

DPMS you say? Sell it and get a better one..............

 

[Optimus Prime]

For all the ass-hats recommending a better model: VOLUNTEER TO STAND IN FRONT OF HIS WHILE HE'S SHOOTING! I'm sure you'll be fine. It's sure to FTF or FTE or whatever all of the lowly ARs do.

What, no takers?

AR Snobs...put your money where your mouth is.

Back on topic. I'm a fan of the Miculek muzzle brakes. The guys next to me at the range, not so much. I'm also a fan of the Vortex Strikefire red/green dot scopes. One of my ARs has the magwell grip, for full-on Mall Ninja-ness. I also usually swap out the pistol grips. For the M4 stock, I like the CAA side saddle for a better cheek weld.

Good luck and enjoy your AR!

Not being a snob. I've personally owned 2 (my first ARs) and had a catastrophic failure on one during a rifle comp.

Btw, how's the brake? I'm not familiar with it... And I too don't like pistol grips, very awkward grip.

 

[rOmiLaYu]

Theres nothing wrong with dpms. I used the m4a1 with the gov before the military. It was a dpms ..... No problems ever

 

[Allsmiles]

Optics and I also changed out my rifle length hand guard for a Magpul item and put on an ergo pistol grip. Clean it, lube it, shoot it, repeat.

 

[Hayata]

Not being a snob. I've personally owned 2 (my first ARs) and had a catastrophic failure on one during a rifle comp.

Btw, how's the brake? I'm not familiar with it... And I too don't like pistol grips, very awkward grip.

Failure during competition must suck. I'd feel the same way if whatever brand failed me.

Sorry, I stated what I did to elicit a response. I have a lowly SOTA upper paired with an even more-lowly NFA polymer lower. For range trips, it's a match made in heaven. I'm not an operator nor do I play one on TV...I did abuse another NFA lower w/an Adams Arms 5.45 upper at the machinegun melee at Red Hill this last weekend without an issue other than the occasional hard primers on the surplus ammo, even with the Wolf extra-power hammer spring.

Like I said, I'm a big fan of the Miculek muzzle brakes. They are LOUD. But they work and won't break the bank. You could shoot the rifle resting on your nose if you want with the brake attached. Follow-up shots are a cinch.

 

[BHJ]

A drop in trigger. I found the DPMS trigger to be lacking. Dropped in a Chip McCormick trigger group and it made a huge difference.
No problems with DPMS mine has been great.

 

[Jbum]

For all the ass-hats recommending a better model: VOLUNTEER TO STAND IN FRONT OF HIS WHILE HE'S SHOOTING! I'm sure you'll be fine. It's sure to FTF or FTE or whatever all of the lowly ARs do.

What, no takers?

AR Snobs...put your money where your mouth is.

Back on topic. I'm a fan of the Miculek muzzle brakes. The guys next to me at the range, not so much. I'm also a fan of the Vortex Strikefire red/green dot scopes. One of my ARs has the magwell grip, for full-on Mall Ninja-ness. I also usually swap out the pistol grips. For the M4 stock, I like the CAA side saddle for a better cheek weld.

Good luck and enjoy your AR!

It was a joke damn lighten up ODT ya'll never kid around.......................

 

[Jbum]

And yes the DPMS I had, had a lot of FTE for the record!!!!!!!!!!! SOTA's none ran flawlessly..............