That's because the company's major selling point is that the gun is made to be assembled and disassembled very quickly. Instead of being rectangular, it's square. When you receive your rifle, it comes in a lockable, heavy-duty, custom foam box. 556 NATO. Let's start by breaking it down into: first impressions, feel, ease of use, accuracy, price. I was sent the company's CDR-15-556, or in other words, their AR-15 model chambered in. Instead of pretending I'm a seasoned gun reviewer, let me assess it as if I'm a new AR-15 buyer like I've never owned one and as if I'm a regular guy from the Midwest who doesn't have an arsenal of 23 different ARs and I'm looking to buy one and only one and not waste my money.

Seidl/TheBlaze)īut let me take a different approach to reviewing this item. How'd it do? It is what made the day so enjoyable.(My 7mm mag groupings, on the other hand, didn't.) I figured that was as good a time as any to try out the AR-15 the team over at DRD Tactical sent me to review. I spent a quiet morning at the range siting in my hunting rifle (a 7mm magnum, if you'd like to know). You know those days when you're working hard, 12-hour days seem like a break, and you start forgetting simple things like the name of your kids when you're yelling at them to stop throwing the pizza slice across the room (Jeremy-Jess-Jenny-Josh-Jonny stop!)? This fall I had the opposite of one of those days.

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