AERO Precision M4E1 Complete Rifle

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  Rated 5 out of 5

  LWRC IC DI Gun Metal Grey California Legal ($1,973.00 – $2,353.00)
  reviewed by gary welch

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  Over the years, I have owned 4 AR-15's.....all acceptable shooters. I just like AR-15's.
  I recently purchased a LWRC lCDl from Xtreme Guns and Ammo. The people at Xtreme were professional, helpful and friendly. Now that I have taken my new LWRC to the range and had a chance to shoot the rifle.....I couldn't be more satisfied.
  The LWRC ICDI is just an remarkable firearm.
  I highly recommend Xtreme and the ICDI. What else can I say. I would rate this LWRC 10+.
  GW

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  Rated 5 out of 5

  LWRC SIX8 RAZORBACK II ($2,848.00 – $2,873.00)
  reviewed by hesr84

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  I’m very pleased with this rifle and I really recommend Xtreme Guns and Ammo.

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  Rated 5 out of 5

  FALKOR PETRA 300 Win Mag 22 Inch DRACOS Barrel (Urban Camo) ($5,912.00)
  reviewed by MICHAELJORDAN1

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  The staff at Extreme Guns and Ammo is among the very best I've had the pleasure to deal with they were both friendly and knowledgeable of the product I was interested in. After all the paperwork was finished they made sure I ammo and optics for my new rifle, I look forward to using them again.

  Now for the rifle the FALKOR PETRA 300 Win. Mag. It is by far the best AR, or 300 Win Mag I have ever shot, and it is extremely accurate, and the recoil, I had to shoot a second round just to be sure I was not being kicked by a mule. I don't know how to say it any better than that. It almost has no recoil and I know what a 300 feels like because I have shot one for years hunting elk.

  So I would like to say THANK YOU to the staff of Extreme Guns and Ammo, and to folks at FALKOR for making such a wonderful Firearm.

  Thank You

  Michael Jordan

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  Rated 5 out of 5

  FALKOR PETRA 300 Win Mag 22 Inch DRACOS Barrel (Urban Camo) ($5,912.00)
  reviewed by Kurt Thompkins

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  First, let me tell you about the service you will receive. The service is second to none, the owner and the staff is courteous, knowledgeable, available and they make you feel like you are needed and wanted. I know that sounds a little sappy, but these days where people don’t seem to know how to serve their customers, these guys really stand out.

  Purchasing a quality firearm requires certain knowledge both from the buyer and the seller. These guys are there with a very good understanding of not only the weapons the sell but what will make it all work as an excellent package. So thank you to the guys at Extreme Guns And Ammo for knowing their product and for knowing how to work with customers.

  Now, the Petra. For many years I have been handloading to get that magic mixture that makes it all click, velocity, harmonics, twist, etc.. all to get into the sub MOA or better. I enjoy it, but I have a dilemma now. After receiving my 4th of July Special edition Falkor Petra, I let it sit on my table for a few days just admiring it. Took it apart a few times to examine the quality of artistry and become comfortable with the layout.

  Finally, I got the courage up to do the shakedown and zero in the scope. We started with a few wild shots of the back porch at a chunk of steel over on the next hill. All went well, so we walked over to our range. It’s a simple 100-yard prone range, but I always start at 50 when zeroing in a rifle. We took a few shots and were shocked at what we were not getting. Where was that infamous 300 Win Mag donkey kicking you in the chest? The first impression on the mechanics, the gun was amazing. The gun stayed on target and barely moved at all. The kick was more like a 223 than a 300 win. Wow. Nice start.

  After a few gentle rounds and getting the site tuned in at 50 yards, we moved to the 100-yard targets. A few more gentle shots and we were just about where I wanted it to be. Now, remember, this is the first test drive, the first box of ammo (20 rounds) and I was shooting Remington CORE-LOKT 180gr PSP. Now anyone who shoots knows that these are general factory load rounds. Many variables that can cause a round to go astray are usually hiding within this box, but not this time. The Petra has taken control!
  As I loaded the last six rounds from the box into my Petra magazine, I was anxious to take a deep breath and exhale. I used that first of the six to verify POI was still where I was expecting. I then moved to my fresh target and unloaded five shots back to back. The pictures above are the result of my last five shots from the first box of ammo, Remington CORE-LOKT 180gr PSP, being shot through my Awesome, non-kicking Falkor Petra. First BOX, Factory Load SUB ½ MOA on a hot, windy day in the hill country of Texas.

  So therein lies my dilemma. As I mentioned earlier, I love to handload, and I love to poke small holes in paper from long distances. But now it looks like I will be doing that more often yet with a simple box of factory ammo. We will see. I can assure you I will be trying to get ¼ MOA 5 shot groups with this gun and to tell you the truth. I think the Petra is going to make it happen. Happy shooting, Thank you Extreme and Falkor. It looks like the next thing I will need is another Safe for my Extreme Guns and Ammo Falkor collection

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  Rated 5 out of 5

  LWRC SIX8 RAZORBACK II ($2,848.00 – $2,873.00)
  reviewed by John Akins

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  After a bunch of real world field testing with the LWRC SIX8 I think it is time to add a review. We have a large group in GA that hunts hogs and deer with the SIX8 Razorback II and Six8 A5. We hunt in all conditions rain or shine and the LWRC Six8 Razorback is our weapon of choice because of its reliability and accuracy. The Six8 round in its self is a great caliber for hunting as it falls between the 308 and the 556 as do many rounds but the Six8 has better range and accuracy than most while keeping the capacity and energy up and the weight down keeping the LWRC Six8 very agile. We have over 10 rifles in our group and they all are shooting sub MOA out of the box... in fact more like 1/2 to 1/4 inch groups at 100 yards with Federal Fusion 115 grain MSR ( 2500fps ) and Hornady 120 SST ( 2600 FPS ) delivered from a 16.1 inch barrel suppressed and unexpressed ... I shoot the Six8 for permits and for Hunting during our regular season suppressed and could not be happier with the performance ... Why LWRC Six8 ... the LWRC Six8 is a special weapon... it has a special mag and mag-well with feed ramps specifically designed around the Six8 caliber which is driven by LWRC's adjustable 2 position piston system... with no tools you can simply select suppressed or unsurpassed and the gun will feed and operate flawlessly which is crucial when hunting quietly in the dark and the light of day. If you have never experienced the frustration of other Six8 rifles I would share with you that it can be frustrating to find the perfect round for your application with no good way to deliver it... jams and failure to feeds are a thing of the past with the LWRC Six8 as you can imagine these problems are unacceptable when shooting in the dark so the LWRC Six8 Razorback II and LWRC Six8 are the clear choice when you are serious about a reliable weapon... the available Geisselle trigger upgrade is also part of our must have package... If you are looking for performance, durability and accuracy out of your next rifle... the LWRC Six8 A5 and LWRC Six8 Razorback II should be considered for your next rifle. We deal with Extreme Guns and Ammo because they have fast friendly service and they have never let us down.

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  Rated 5 out of 5

  LWRC IC DI Gun Metal Grey ($1,875.00 – $2,255.00)
  reviewed by saleen276

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  Have had mine for about 3 Months and after putting about 300 Rounds thru it it started to jam (Stove piping) and the Bolt would not lock back after the last round. Called up LWRCI talked to Tech Support and ended up having to send it in for repair. LWRCI had it for about a month and replaced the Bolt catch, Bolt and Barrel due to being over gassed..have not had a chance to try it out since receiving it back but hope all is good. Love the Rifle itself and the finish is top notch just hope it fires as such considering LWRCI are supposed to be great weapons. Overall tech support was good although they did have it a long time but always kept me up to date on what the problem was and the fix.

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  Rated 5 out of 5

  FALKOR OMEGA 6.5 Creedmoor 22 Inch Barrel (Grey) ($4,210.00)
  reviewed by MATTHEW CONKLIN

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  I got this rifle recently and the thing is a beast. The fit and finish is spot on. I loaded up some hornady Eld 147 gr ammo and took it to the range to start working up a load. Shooting suppressed, with just my initial load it shot sub moa groups all day long. 5 strings, 5 shots each and it was .56 to .75 moa. With the right load this thing will do .5 moa all day long. Oh and a side note with a suppresor shooting at a casual pace the barrel stays nice and cool. All and all I'm very happy with the rifle, it ain't cheap..but it's worth it.

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  Rated 5 out of 5

  LWRC IC DI Gun Metal Grey ($1,875.00 – $2,255.00)
  reviewed by rtej48

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  Great product! Fit and finish are top notch, well worth the price. Impressed by the ambi-lower, great design. Excellent customer service too! I decided to change my order, Xtreme was very helpful in make that happen.

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