My Dilemma...

I have been jonesing for the Ruger Precision in .308 since I first read about it. I'm not a big bolt guy, as I'm more drawn to the semi's. But the accuracy is impossible to ignore, as well as the sheer cool factor of the RPR.

So, along comes an opportunity to pick one up, new in box, for $1300 (no glass). My dilemma is that I've finally narrowed my collection of AR's down to what I've always wanted. All of these were pieced together by me, not bought "off of the shelf" and all have RRA 2-stage triggers. The first one is a great 16" carbine built on an Anderson lower and with an Anderson upper with a 1/8 twist barrels, Samson key-mod railed hand guard, a Millet DMS-1 1-4x28mm CQB scope and a 4.5lb 2-stage RRA trigger. The next is a 20" "battle" rifle built on a Stag lower and a Stag Model 4 20" upper. It has a 3.5lb 2-stage RRA trigger. And lastly, my beloved 24" SS bull-barreled Stag 6, which has a 3.5lb 2-stage RRA trigger, a LUTH-AR stock, and a Caldwell 6-9" bi-pod. Itia a bonafied .5 MOA rifle.

I would need to sell at least two of these AR's to pick up the RPR and some glass (or I keep my Millet TRS off of the Model 6). I don't have any .308 match ammo, but I could trade some of my .223 match for some.

I'd like to hear what some of your opinions are on this situation. What would you do?

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My Dilemma...