H&R RETRO AR-15
H&R is Back and Making Legit Retro ARs :: Guns.com
We stopped by PSA's booth at SHOT Show in Las Vegas last week and got the details on the new H&R line of throwback black, err, gray rifles they have inbound.
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I know it's obsolescent (note: not obsolete) but there's just something special about that. That would certainly make a good companion to my A2 & A4.
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Were did you see that price? In the video?I see PSA states they may be available by end of March 2023 at $1200-$1500.
PS Thanks for the post!
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No mention of the Garands that I saw or read.
I want one for nostalgia, A1 is what I qualified and drilled with. Already got a US property marked PSA A4 clone but it just doesn't fill that nitch. Oh the memories of hot brass shooting A1's left handed.
Decisions decisions, would I want the 1 in 7 or the 1 in 12. 55gr would be fun for shooting gongs but most of my stockpile is LAP and 69gr OTM.
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I was issued an A1, traded it for a pig. Didn't own an AR until very late in the game. I like 7.62 NATO.
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Indeed. I have a fondness for it since that would be the first one I fired as an ROTC cadet in college in 1980. In almost all cases, I still use 20 round magazines, aluminum preferred, but even when I use Magpul.
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I've been setting here contemplating an A1 build like my issue pieces in the '80's Army... and realizing it probably wasn't going to happen due to the scarcity of correct parts. That H&R certainly checks all the boxes... except for the price, although a build with correct parts would probably cost just as much. If they can get it below $1000, I'm prolly in....
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