Can anyone help me find this specific gun?

[2001GTTT]

I just back from Dunham's. I looked at and held the AR that is on special for $350. It felt really cheap and junky. I'd be afraid that the clip would fall out or it wouldn't fire... am I worried about nothing? Is that the norm for these things?

You may be worrying but...mine feels very solid and the clip clicks nicely into place on it. IMO if your gonna buy a gun thats potentially gonna keep you safe you should buy one that you feel comfortable with, and that feels right to you.

[Twin01cobra]

I just back from Dunham's. I looked at and held the AR that is on special for $350. It felt really cheap and junky. I'd be afraid that the clip would fall out or it wouldn't fire... am I worried about nothing? Is that the norm for these things?

That's the way all AK's feel to me also, but they are performers and will go bang when you need them to. I myself prefer the AR15 platform, many more accessories and they are a very nice feeling gun in hand. You can easily customize it to fit your needs.

[SAC81]

I just back from Dunham's. I looked at and held the AR that is on special for $350. It felt really cheap and junky. I'd be afraid that the clip would fall out or it wouldn't fire... am I worried about nothing? Is that the norm for these things?

AR or AK? If it was seriously an AR-15 style rifle for $350 I'd put it down and walk away slowly.

An AK on the other hand...yeah, they do feel cheap and junky. That's just the nature of AK's. They're machined to looser tolerances that we're used to with American guns. This does not in any way impact they're safety or effectiveness. I guarantee that it will fire everytime (even if you choose never to clean it), won't jam, and the magazine won't fall out. :D

[Viper_ed]

I've held the mossberg with the collapsable stock and it just didn't "feel" right. If I can't find the Remington, I'll get the Mossberg.

Paul, here's my Mosberg 590 with the top folding stock I was telling you about: