Does anyone out their have an Rock River Arms Varmit Series AR-15? If so what do you think about it. I am looking at trading a rifle that I have for one of these or similar firearm.

From what I hear they are very good. Go visit www.ar15.com and sign up. Lots of good info there.

I'm actually getting one of the Varmit series Uppers by the end of this month to eliminate javelinas and coyotes in mass numbers.

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eliminate javelinas and coyotes in mass numbers.

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Might wanna check the regs on mass elimination seeing as how they are a game animal and your allowed 2 per calender year.

I am confused, I was under the impression that Javelina, were classified as game animals by TP&W and that there is a limit on them???

I try to think and nothing happens.

Rubenz,
Javelinas are "Game animals" under Texas Parks and Wildlife regulations. Why would you blatantly claim to shoot more than your limit of 2 per calendar year on a public forum? If that's truly the case, I'd be more careful of who I told and where I told it.

guess they are detrimental to his corn crop lmao.

GW. alert! GW. Alert!

That is something to really brag about. Taking over the limit then letting them go to waste your a real good ethical hunter there partner

I HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN SILENT??????????

BUT NOT THE ABILITY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I calls them as I sees them

Its ok. I haven t done it yet so I'm guilty of nothing.

Ok Ruben I'll say I'm sorry for attacking you this time. Have you ever thought about having guided hunts for the little critters? If you have that many there are folks that will pay good money for the chance to hunt them. I know a very good javilena guide who would more than likely talk to you about it.

Actually thats a good idea. No need to guide though lol. Just sit in my blind, wait at about 5pm and you can take the 2.

JED, I owe you an appology for hijacking your post. Sorry about that.

No problem.

I've got one and I love it. It's a 24", so its a little heavy, but it's quite accurate. I'd suggest a little bit shorter barrel if you can manage it, the 20" or 16" would be great.

For weight I would go with an 18"