I've had mine for 2 years now. Great reliability. Decent sub-$1000 entry level AR. Not bare bones cheap with sketchy reliability but not a ridiculous overpriced Gucci rifle either. Put a Sig MSR red dot and Juliet x3 magnifier on mine. I also have Magpul flip up iron sights. Swapped the handguard for the one that has slits down the entire length so that helps with venting a bit. Surefire 500 Lumen mini tactical light and a Magpul sling and forend pistol grip plus lots and lots of their pmags. (Yes, I'm a Magpul fanboy).This was my first AR and I'm very pleased with it thus far.
@@johnrojas9563 In the $700-$1000 range, probably not much out there better than Sig but Ruger, Stag, S&W, etc. have rifles in that price range too IIRC.
It is a Harris bi-pd 6-9 inch nothing fancy. It shoots everything well and it is smoother running that my Daniel Defense. Also it feels light in your hands. Overall I would buy this rifle again. Good luck with yours!!
Thanks for taking the time to make this video, I’ve been looking at the model which Sig call the M400 Tread as opposed to the Sig M 400 SDI, the main difference seems to be the barrel and the hand guard which you already upgraded. Can you tell me the type of stainless Sig used? And how they rifled it? As opposed to the barrel on the SDI, which I believe is 4150 cold forged, and your opinion of each? Thank you can’t get much info from Sig!
This rifle was purchased from Mid Way USA as package that included the upgraded hand guard, The single stage flat target trigger and a Romeo 5 red dot. It has a 1 and 8 twist stainless steel barrel What grade of steel is a mystery to me too. Hope that helps.
