Is Olympic Arms AR 15 any good?

A cheaper price does not always reflect much cheaper quality. Many shooters who have worked and trained with Olympic Arms ARs over the years report that these guns work flawlessly. It is natural for some customers to encounter issues, be they with the gun or with the service.

Is Olympic arms out of business?

“After more than 40 years of business, it is with great sorrow that we announce that February 28th, 2017 will be the last day of operation for Olympic Arms, Inc,” noted the company on social media, January 26, 2017.

What is the most powerful AR 15 round?

91 ounce) . 500 round packs a whopping 3,122 foot pounds of energy, compared to just 1,282 foot pounds of energy for 55 grain 5.56-caliber rounds. Although basically a pistol round, the . 500 Auto Max round achieves faster velocities from the rifle platform due to the use of an 18-inch barrel.

What brand AR 15 does the US military use?

If you want a rifle that is as close to what is currently being used by U.S. military troops around the world, then the Colt XM177E2 Commando Retro Carbine is the rifle for you. A company that needs no introduction—the Colt’s LE6920 is the closest commercial AR-15 you will find to the military M4.

Where are the stampings on an Olympic Arms AR-15?

Olympic Arms uses a unique stamping system that identifies its barrels. You will find these stamp- ings on the barrel itself, just forward of the front sight base assembly. The stampings are typically on the top of the barrel, but may be found at an angle (sides) or even on the bottom in some very rare occasions.

Is the Olympic AR a good AR rifle?

For a while, it was the only AR to be chambered in that caliber. The thoughts on these rifles tend to be all over the place, especially since some people will insist that Olympic is no good.

Where can I buy an Olympic Arms rifle?

Olympic Arms also manufactures several other calibers for the AR-series of rifles. For more information, please visit Olympic Arms Rifles Homepage. This item is currently out of stock.

What are the different calibers of Olympic Arms?

The calibers being offered are 5.56 NATO, 6.8 Rem, 300 BLK, 7.62X39mm, and 204 Ruger. The K-series barrels range from 16” to 20”, and what sets the K16-series rifles apart is their factory features, which include bull barrel, flat top upper receiver, free floating handguard, and the A2 buttstock.