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    Everything I've heard is to stay away from the Freedom line, and I have. I've never bought an AR from them for accuracy, but I've bought about 4 non-freedom uppers from them and loved everything I got.

    I had one issue - one of the takedown pin holes was slightly off - it worked on the lower I planned it for, but when I switched it to use temporarily on another lower, I couldn't get the forward pin through. I called them, they said to send it to them and they would fix it. I did and I had it back fixed inside of a week. Didn't cost me a penny.

    I have had nothing but good experiences with PSA. And purchased numerous firearms, ammo, and parts from them. I even chose one of their lowers to make my SBR on. Thousands of rounds through and not a problem.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mattiooo View Post
    Everything I've heard is to stay away from the Freedom line, and I have. I've never bought an AR from them for accuracy, but I've bought about 4 non-freedom uppers from them and loved everything I got.

    I had one issue - one of the takedown pin holes was slightly off - it worked on the lower I planned it for, but when I switched it to use temporarily on another lower, I couldn't get the forward pin through. I called them, they said to send it to them and they would fix it. I did and I had it back fixed inside of a week. Didn't cost me a penny.

    I have had nothing but good experiences with PSA. And purchased numerous firearms, ammo, and parts from them. I even chose one of their lowers to make my SBR on. Thousands of rounds through and not a problem.
    Good to see you had good experiences with them. Like I said, I could have just gotten a bad barrel because I changed to a normally priced $139 barrel from Midway and it shoots 0.5 MOA now. The problem with mass produced lines/parts/etc is there tend to be more bad ones popped out than top tier lines which have higher QC.
    "Do I reload to shoot more, or do I shoot to reload more?" 30-378 Weatherby, .300 RUM, 7mm Rem Mag, 6.5 Creedmoor, .223/5.56, .375 H&H, .40 S&W, 10mm, .357 SIG

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