But that is the brand that was asked about in the original OP (just trying to stay on topic)
Not seeing too many (or any) target barrel companies using that process.
Since he's not made a purchasing decision, he may reconsider RRA if he wants a superior barrel. He may not know the advantages or disadvantages and thus is asking for advise in buying a new AR. I don't believe my comments were off topic. Not only that, I responded directly to you regarding what the best barrel manufacturing process is (and another posters question). RRA only makes one type of barrel, that doesn't mean it's the best or that other options aren't available on the market - hence my response.
The OP didn't say he wanted a benchrest AR15 so he might be looking for a rifle meant for more universal purposes. He might want to shoot in a 3 Gun Match, take a fighting rifle course, or otherwise shoot rapid fire strings. In that case, he will want a rifle/barrel that will handle those conditions best.Not seeing too many (or any) target barrel companies using that process.
Perhaps it depends on the "community" to which you belong? I'm not an M4 guy, could care less about service rifle accuracy. I'm more looking for the type of accuracy from my guns where I can shoot dimes off a fencepost at 200 yards.
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