Ordinance Design Co. ER-15?

[Victor Romen]

I was wondering if anyone could tell me about this particular AR-15. Mostly I'm looking at the manufacturing quality of the lower. Where they to Mil spec or where they crap (not saying non-mil is crap, but I'm pretty sure this one's not match grade)? Also what would a complete one of these go for (pre-ban, legal-CAR configuration)?

Victor

 

[AR-10]

Never heard of it.

Is this a trick question? Like who makes Bushmaster (Quality Parts Company)?

Just kicking it to the top, because I am curious to see the answer to your questions.

 

[dZ]

its a named SAW from 1993:
http://www.shadeslanding.com/firearms/fed_bills/text_of_hr_3184.txt

 

[AR-10]

The only thing I liked in that link was the expiration date.

But thanks for the info regarding the ER-15.

 

[Victor Romen]

AR-10 and dZ,

I wish it were a trick question. I did a search as well and all I came up with was that link.

Victor

 

[Victor Romen]

Thanks for the replys by the way. Much appreciated.

Victor

 

[dZ]

it was prolly a small builder making the rifles up from parts

whats the rifle look like?
is the lower cast or forged?

as a prepan its worth around a grand

i will ask on the AR15 list

dZ

 

[Victor Romen]

dZ,

It looks like a typical civilian legal (non-SBR) CAR with short barrel and long flash suppressor.

Didn't check the receiver to see if it was cast or forged. Better do that.

Thanks for your help and let me know what they have to say over at the AR15 lists.

Victor

 

[dZ]

those 11.5 inch barrels with 4.5 inch flash hiders don't provide adequate FPS fer longer range COM shooting

 

[Victor Romen]

dZ,

I'm actually planning on changing the upper out. Hear anything from the AR15 lists?

Victor

 

[dZ]

no response from the list so far

me thinks this was a small shop operation

any markings on the barrel?

Is the lettering on the lower engraved in or cast on?

 

[Victor Romen]

dZ,

Didn't check the barrel and I can't remember how the receiver markings were done. Never thought to check that (the lower that is). I'll remember to check that next time. Thanks for the tips.

Victor