Jun 7, 2013 · Guns n Girls have reviewed the LWRC M6A2 SPR rifle along with some fantastic gun photography. The M6A2 SPR gets its spiral fluting before going through the NiCorr treatment process. The fluting makes the barrel 20% lighter in weight and relieves any longitudinal stresses built up in the barrel.

Jan 23, 2013 · I have a LWRC M6A2 as well as a POF. Hands down my LWRC is much better. Better fit and finish, more accurate, etc. My POF had several malfunction issues, but after 2 years I finally got it working, but since then have lost all faith in the POF platform. For LWRC, you pay for the reliability, reputation, and longterm company stability.

Jan 3, 2011 · M6A2 rifles feature a match grade, cold rotary hammer forged barrel with a 1/7” RH twist, and a target crown. The flash hider is the standard, yet effective, A2 affair, with ½” – 28 TPI threading.

Oct 25, 2019 · Read some posts here about the LWRC's and found a guy on TOOS who typed highly of them;

Jul 22, 2009 · Worth the extra buck? I own an 6.8mm M6A2 in 14.7" and am absolutely in love with it. This is my first AR so in doing my research I really compared what came with each brand for the comparative $$$. The brands that I started off the comparison with were Bushmaster, Smith and Wesson, Alexander Arms, Barrett, LMT, and LWRC.

The M6A2 rifle s edge in capability, reliability, accuracy and long service life is the result of advanced technology materials and manufacturing processes, combined with progressive patented designs. All LWRCI carbine systems feature …

Feb 4, 2013 · The special DEA configuration M6A2 has all of the standard features of the M6A2 plus some added features found only with this rifle.

Jan 10, 2009 · It has a Teflon/Nickel bolt carrier, VLTOR EMod collapsing stock, Magpul enhanced trigger guard, Magpul MOE pistol grip with trap door storage, 16.1" 1/7 barrel, one 30rd Magpul PMag magazine, and short-stoke gas-piston operation. To top it all off, the salesperson was a shapely young lady (also best in the show).

Feb 24, 2011 · I think overall, the design is better than either the Sig or the LWRC in terms of easy maintenance and robustness of the parts (as long as you get one that runs). The XCR is noticeably heavier though and in my particular case....each of my 3 XCR uppers has more felt recoil than my LWRC 5.56.

Setup works for YOU and it goes pew pew. I think it’s a very effective set up for what I use it for. Also, I’m just glad I have a super quality rifle in comparison to my last one. Lastly, it blends in extremely well with my environment, which is pretty sweet. Sounds like you checked all the boxes for yourself then.