Bushmaster XM15-E2S Target .223 Remington 5.56 NATO Blue/Black Rifle

A: As long as you purchase the rifle and the invoice and receipt say otherwise it should still qualify any time before July 30 @ 11:59PM and have the postal sent by August 30. You should be fine.

A: I'm pretty sure the receipt will show the date you placed the order whether you paid now, tomorrow, or 90 day layaway.

A: Your invoice date will be sufficient. Just meet the postmark deadline and you are covered.

A: Rebates have a purchase by date and a submit by date. If its paid in full before the buy date, you're good. But I'm not sure layaway date would qualify you. I'd call Buds to see what your printable receipt shows. You do not get a paper receipt. Only the printable receipts from your account page. If its not showing in your account now, I'd be worried and call 1-859-368-0371

A: Allen, the Bushmaster is good to go. "Target Model" is simply a reference to the lighter profile 20" barrel. No worries here mate.

A: Yes it does come in a Bushmaster Brand Hard Shell Case Brian. Unboxing video here : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dKnR_6OMhEA

A: yes it comes in a hard case The Bushmaster Target A3 is built with one thing in mind, the accuracy to win competitions. To accomplish this level of performance the Target A3 has employed a chrome lined 20" heavy barrel, fixed A2 stock, and flat top A3 upper with removable carry handle. Once again, Bushmaster delivers on the reliability, fit and finish they are known for with the Target A3. Specifications and Features: Bushmaster AR-15 Target A3 Semi Auto Rifle 5.56 NATO chamber accepts .223 Remington ammunition 20" Chrome lined, heavy profile barrel A2 flash hider, 1/2x28 threads 30 rounds A3 upper with removable carry handle A2 front sight assembly A2 fixed stock A2 pistol grip Length: 39.5" Weight: 8.78 lbs Black finish

A: Bushmaster, as a rule, only includes one mag with their new ARs. they are now using MagPul Pmags for most of their 'factory mags'.

A: Terry, only (1) 30rd Magazine is included Sir.

A: Jose - this rifle barrel features a 1:9 twist rate. Better with lighter bullet weights, such as the 55 gr or 62 grain.

A: Barrel twist is the rifling in the barrel.

A: Jose, Barrel twist is the rifling in the barrel. Twist rate refers to the rate of spin in the rifle barrel, and is represented in inches per turn. It's important that your barrel has an adequate twist rate to stabilize the bullets you're shooting. A barrel that is a 1:10" twist means that the rifling will spin the bullet one revolution in 10 inches.