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 Re: Colt vs DD vs spikes
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10/30/14 11:42 AM
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Re: Colt vs DD vs spikes
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10/30/14 11:56 AM
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DD without a doubt
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Re: Colt vs DD vs spikes
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10/30/14 05:03 PM
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daniel defense all day over all of those, even RRA. Way better ergonomics straight out of the box and overall lighter
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Re: Colt vs DD vs spikes
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11/20/14 07:36 AM
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Just to update, ended up going with a dd m4v3. After research it seems that dd builds quality rifles and their cs is top notch. Tough job finding one and spent a little more than I wanted to but looks like you get more for your money with the dd. Excited to see how it'll run mext month.
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Re: Colt vs DD vs spikes
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11/20/14 08:03 AM
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More for your money? Last I checked, they were pretty expensive. So you must got a LOT.
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Re: Colt vs DD vs spikes
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11/20/14 09:20 AM
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More for your money? Last I checked, they were pretty expensive. So you must got a LOT. Wow...you're mind reading skills must be on point. You seem to know exactly how much I spent. Good thing I have friends in the right places.
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Re: Colt vs DD vs spikes
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11/20/14 10:47 AM
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NORML as can be
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RRA is a great choice but they are overly heavy for what they are imo.... other than that they are GREAT I agree, I've carried a RRA for several years and they are heavy 
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Re: Colt vs DD vs spikes
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11/20/14 02:35 PM
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This may rile some feathers, but I question Colt's QA/QC, they have slipped a bit and are riding on their names. If i were choosing, I would go DD. Thats just my .02
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Re: Colt vs DD vs spikes
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11/20/14 03:00 PM
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If you shop around you can probably find a DD upper for a great deal. Slap that on what ever lower you like. Call it a day. That way it also has a personal touch to it.
I have seen DD uppers with CH and BCG for as cheap as just over 400, but only once. I wouldn't expect to get one for that cheap. I would also look at BCM.
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