Mrgunsngear Channel any chance we might see you doing a review on one of these beauties? Love the channel!

Dang sure does sweet

has anyone ever used a griffin ecs stock?

This rifle is great! I would love to see a mrgunsngear video on it!

Caveman117 J bet it's a stinky snatch too

SNACH

How many round have you put through the 300 blk

@@toxicrelationshipchronicle7741 maybe 300 rounds. The 11.5" has 940 or so. No stoppages with either.

It has the price right there in the description ya dingus

How has it been?

How is it?

DimebagWuest yeah, value as in the features on this rifle are what you would see on a rifle from another manufacturer around the $2200-$2600 price point.

Thats a good question I don't have the immediate answer for, it's more square than an A1 or A2.

Have your local gun store get in touch with sales@griffinarmament.com

I was looking too since I just ordered their steel nitride bolt carrier group. all I know is it was 40 bucks cheaper than a Daniel defense that had considerably LESS finishing and treating. A 160 dollar nitrided bcg with stronger than mil spec grade steel or a simple mil spec phosphate finish for almost 200 before tax with a more sought after brand.. I hope I made a good choice.

@@S3cK5hun8 griffin is great I just want to see a video of these rifles being ran

@@jaredthompson8188 I want to see a review of the bcg along with their rifles. It's like they are so underground but have seemingly above average parts. Let's keep it that way because I think I may get one of their barrels and gas blocks now for less than what other companies are offering. Also sounds like their quality control is just as good.

@@S3cK5hun8 yea I wanted to either get their 11.5 upper or just build one with a rosco barrel kit

@@jaredthompson8188 I have a Spike's Tactical upper and lower, their enhanced lower parts kit and just ordered that bcg from Griffin like I said along with a radian raptor tungsten ambi charging handle. Spike's Tactical buffer tube kit as well. Now I just need a barrel and gas block, a handguard and sights and muzzle and I'm done. I should be done by Christmas.

You’re doing the labor.

@@Reisito305 FET gets charged, the build has a cost, and we supply a magazine, and a warranty on the rifle.

William Sack none of the models you mentioned come standard with a nitride finished 416SS match barrel, DD guns don't come with iron sights, none come with ambi controls standard (I think some LWRC guns do actually), and none come suppressor ready, let alone with your choice of a silencer mount from Griffin Armament. It's value driven because it come standard with features competitive with rifle in the $2000-$2400 range.

Sam_Cummins Thanks! My question was genuine, not intended as trolling. I think that's a pretty thorough answer, the bulk of which I didn't fully put together from watching the video. It's a good lookin rifle, that's for sure

Ill take a Del-Ton Evo any day over most other rifles out there ... including some of the other top brands ,.. unless its a BCM or M.Ind. or Colt

Eric K Colts are crap, Del ton even worse.

Stephen Dressel I don't know about Colts being crap my LE6920 has never let me down and is one of my favorite rifles. And I own LWRC, BCM, Barrett etc.

I'm sorry, I'm not sure I understand your question. Firearms with a barrel less than 16" are categorized in a couple ways. The first, would be the 14.5" barrels which in the commercial market, typically have a muzzle device of the appropriate length pinned and have the pin welded in place. This permanent installation makes the installed muzzle device considered part of the barrel and the new OAL is over 16". The second category would be the "short barreled rifle" category of NFA controlled items. The third would be an AR pistol, many models these days sport the popular SB Tactical arm brace in place of the traditional collapsible stock,