[southerngunslinger]

I have the Bushmaster made in Huntsville Alabama. It has been put through it's paces and continues to function like a charm. When Bushmaster changed hands a few times and moved to different locations of course they had to train new people but the same quality parts remained the same. It's hard to screw up assembling an AR! If you ever wanted a Bushmaster you better get one now. And yes they will be a sought after AR in the future.

 

[SilverCity]

Keep it. Shoot it. Enjoy it. Any so called "substandard" parts can easily be upgraded.

M

 

[bubbatime]

I have a Bushmaster AR15 made about 2 years ago (Alabama made I think) and it has a very flimsy plastic trigger guard that you can easily bend with your fingers. It will bend like a MM or two with just a few pounds of pressure. Totally flimsy. It looks like the old style aluminum ones, but its cheap plastic.

 

[Glock17193643]

An original BM Patrolman from the real Bushmaster would be a neat gun to own.

I got one.

 

[jimcorbin]

I got one.

Me too!

 

[Desert Kraut]

I owned an XM-15 HBR and it was very reliable. It was a former police department issued carbine. It ran like a Swiss sewing machine. I added a 4x scope on the carry handle and it was a very handy carbine. My only issue was the weight.