Randy,
I'm guessing that you were looking at the "CSR" model w/o the forward assist. Although I cannot speak to that particular model, I purchased a CRX -16 about a month ago and can't say enough good things about it. I replaced the factory six pound match trigger, which was a very good by the way, with a Timney three pound modular trigger. After some experimenting with reloads I have been been able to shoot cloverleaf groups at a hundred yards from the bench. The rifle is very well made with tight tolerances. I talked with the folks at Bold Ideas Of Texas a couple of times before my purchase and they were both friendly and helpful.
As a afterthought, I might mention that a JP Enterprise reduced trigger spring kit will bring the pull down to four pounds on the Colt Competition six pound trigger.
I'm guessing that you were looking at the "CSR" model w/o the forward assist. Although I cannot speak to that particular model, I purchased a CRX -16 about a month ago and can't say enough good things about it. I replaced the factory six pound match trigger, which was a very good by the way, with a Timney three pound modular trigger. After some experimenting with reloads I have been been able to shoot cloverleaf groups at a hundred yards from the bench. The rifle is very well made with tight tolerances. I talked with the folks at Bold Ideas Of Texas a couple of times before my purchase and they were both friendly and helpful.
As a afterthought, I might mention that a JP Enterprise reduced trigger spring kit will bring the pull down to four pounds on the Colt Competition six pound trigger.
