Perhaps the OP should have prefaced the inquiry with "people who own or have owned a DPMS Panther"...
That might have curbed the AR snobs a bit.
JMHO.
That might have curbed the AR snobs a bit.
JMHO.
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DPMS Panther
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Every DPMS ever made is a panther. I don’t think any of the replies have been snobbish.
They aren't trash, but they are in the lower third in my opinion. They're still solid AR's that will serve the weekend warrior well. Do you know the model? DPMS has made a wide variety of AR's over the years.
Anyone who makes a value judgement about a firearm, any firearm, that hasn't owned or fired them, is simply parroting a snobbish viewpoint. IMHO. (I own three. 556 and 308.)
Pretty sure every person who has commented either owns one or has owned one.
That said, I have never owned a Corvette, but I can tell you why they are selling for.
part of the problem though is the OP didn’t tell us which DPMS.
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has owned a Corvette, but if I simply asked him “hey what are corvettes selling for?” He would need more information. I thought all the responses were especially non snobbish.
Thanks for the reply's , a guy that i know has one and was asking.
Yep. A lot of people don't understanding the difference between selling and sold
Bottom tier.
My first AR is a DPMS Dissipator and was made to order as an LE gun. My only complaint was the weight. I used it on shift for years and in many courses and annual qualifications. It was good to go with no functional issues. I still have it, of course after a new barrel and updating it with an M-Lok rail. I outshot others in instructor courses that were shooting Colt, Bushmaster, Larue, Bushmaster, LWRC, Adams Arms, Rock River, and others. I used a DPMS lower to build a lightweight duty carbine that has been used in matches and courses without a blip. Take it as you will.
