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Phil, this thread makes me want to become a full member of this club 300 times more. I'm proud to even have heard of you on the Internet. I turned 18 just three weeks ago, and I'll be buying my first firearm soon. It sucks I have to either wait two weeks or take a class to get my hunting license. I plan to get the license but it's so inconvinient with college starting soon.-Matt
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Originally posted by Mike View Postphil, curious, how cheap could I get an AR-15 for, either fully complete, or all the parts and put it together myself, and how hard is it to build? I can field strip one in that matters any,
You will need some specific tools beyond a hammer and a good set of punches, but I have them all, so if you get all your stuff in CT, you can take a ride down here and we can have it assembled in under 2 hours.
I ALWAYS recommend building your own because you pick a set up you want, buy those specific parts and build your own gun to your liking. I wanted something no company offered from the factory, especially with the folding front sight, the aftermarket stock etc. If you just want something a factory offers, then buy that, but building it yourself will be no more expensive and you can say that you build it.
Cost really depends on the parts you buy. That carbine I just built I spent $1100 without the EOtech Holosight. The most expensive thing on there that could have been avoided easily and saved me the most money was the stock. It is a $180 stock, which is damn expensive but the one I wanted, and on top of that the Barrel which is $200 and the Bolt Carrier group which is $200 as well.
You can buy one off the shelf for just a little cheaper, but most AR15s start at $1000 and you get bare bones. It is really up to you.
Originally posted by XJcrazy00 View PostPhil, this thread makes me want to become a full member of this club 300 times more. I'm proud to even have heard of you on the Internet. I turned 18 just three weeks ago, and I'll be buying my first firearm soon. It sucks I have to either wait two weeks or take a class to get my hunting license. I plan to get the license but it's so inconvinient with college starting soon.Last edited by Buffalo Phil; 08-16-2009, 09:55 AM.sigpic
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Finished up the Colt Rifle earlier today.
Swapped out the carry handle upper for a Yankee Hill Flat top, took the forend rail from the RRA and put it on this.
The MidLength is still missing a part, so I'll post that up when I get it.sigpic
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Originally posted by Buffalo Phil View PostWhat is more inconvenient, losing a weekend to a saturday sunday class and walking away with any longarm, rifle or shotgun, the day you buy it, or having to wait 2 weeks for a cooldown period, which if you forget about, you have to refill out the 4473 and wait an another 2 weeks.-Matt
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Got the last part in from Brownells. Pics will be posted later.Last edited by Buffalo Phil; 08-20-2009, 08:35 AM.sigpic
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