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Posted: 11/27/2015 9:08:59 PM EDT
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What's so surprising about that? I've never spent more than $550 on a firearm, and that was a build that I bought piece by piece as I got the money. My budget for firearms has always been small. I mostly own milsurp bolt-action rifles. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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My dad wants to finally get an AR but neither of us is sure what's the best within his price range. I've never owned an AR myself. He's looking for a 14.5" barrel with pinned and welded flash suppressor to bring it to 16", M-4 profile 1:7 twist, carry handle, B5 SOPMOD stock, no rails, standard short handguard. What's out there that is decent quality for around $1,000, maybe a bit more, at the top end. What What's so surprising about that? I've never spent more than $550 on a firearm, and that was a build that I bought piece by piece as I got the money. My budget for firearms has always been small. I mostly own milsurp bolt-action rifles. We're on AR15.com.... If I was on bodybuiding.com and never worked out, people would wonder why. |
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Posted: 11/27/2015 9:15:42 PM EDT
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Spike's Tactical. This would be last on my list......Colt, BCM, PSA premium and be done with it! |
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Posted: 11/27/2015 9:41:54 PM EDT
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We're on AR15.com.... If I was on bodybuiding.com and never worked out, people would wonder why. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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My dad wants to finally get an AR but neither of us is sure what's the best within his price range. I've never owned an AR myself. He's looking for a 14.5" barrel with pinned and welded flash suppressor to bring it to 16", M-4 profile 1:7 twist, carry handle, B5 SOPMOD stock, no rails, standard short handguard. What's out there that is decent quality for around $1,000, maybe a bit more, at the top end. What What's so surprising about that? I've never spent more than $550 on a firearm, and that was a build that I bought piece by piece as I got the money. My budget for firearms has always been small. I mostly own milsurp bolt-action rifles. We're on AR15.com.... If I was on bodybuiding.com and never worked out, people would wonder why. I came here due to an interest in ARs, I just never could afford one. |
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Posted: 11/27/2015 10:10:45 PM EDT
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We're on AR15.com.... If I was on bodybuiding.com and never worked out, people would wonder why. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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My dad wants to finally get an AR but neither of us is sure what's the best within his price range. I've never owned an AR myself. He's looking for a 14.5" barrel with pinned and welded flash suppressor to bring it to 16", M-4 profile 1:7 twist, carry handle, B5 SOPMOD stock, no rails, standard short handguard. What's out there that is decent quality for around $1,000, maybe a bit more, at the top end. What What's so surprising about that? I've never spent more than $550 on a firearm, and that was a build that I bought piece by piece as I got the money. My budget for firearms has always been small. I mostly own milsurp bolt-action rifles. We're on AR15.com.... If I was on bodybuiding.com and never worked out, people would wonder why. I'm there for the sloots |
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Posted: 11/27/2015 10:12:17 PM EDT
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I came here due to an interest in ARs, I just never could afford one. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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My dad wants to finally get an AR but neither of us is sure what's the best within his price range. I've never owned an AR myself. He's looking for a 14.5" barrel with pinned and welded flash suppressor to bring it to 16", M-4 profile 1:7 twist, carry handle, B5 SOPMOD stock, no rails, standard short handguard. What's out there that is decent quality for around $1,000, maybe a bit more, at the top end. What What's so surprising about that? I've never spent more than $550 on a firearm, and that was a build that I bought piece by piece as I got the money. My budget for firearms has always been small. I mostly own milsurp bolt-action rifles. We're on AR15.com.... If I was on bodybuiding.com and never worked out, people would wonder why. I came here due to an interest in ARs, I just never could afford one. The great thing about the AR is it can be built a littlest a time and as your budget allows? 
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Posted: 11/27/2015 10:15:59 PM EDT
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The great thing about the AR is it can be built a littlest a time and as your budget allows? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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What What's so surprising about that? I've never spent more than $550 on a firearm, and that was a build that I bought piece by piece as I got the money. My budget for firearms has always been small. I mostly own milsurp bolt-action rifles. We're on AR15.com.... If I was on bodybuiding.com and never worked out, people would wonder why. I came here due to an interest in ARs, I just never could afford one. The great thing about the AR is it can be built a littlest a time and as your budget allows? I didn't think it could be done this cheaply. I bought parts for my $550 FAL build over a period of a few months to spread out costs. 2016 will probably be the year I finally get an AR. I've held out long enough, I suppose. Same for video games (I just got my first console ever; it's an Atari 2600). |
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Posted: 11/27/2015 10:18:56 PM EDT
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My dad wants to finally get an AR but neither of us is sure what's the best within his price range. I've never owned an AR myself. He's looking for a 14.5" barrel with pinned and welded flash suppressor to bring it to 16", M-4 profile 1:7 twist, carry handle, B5 SOPMOD stock, no rails, standard short handguard. What's out there that is decent quality for around $1,000, maybe a bit more, at the top end. What What's so surprising about that? I've never spent more than $550 on a firearm, and that was a build that I bought piece by piece as I got the money. My budget for firearms has always been small. I mostly own milsurp bolt-action rifles. We're on AR15.com.... If I was on bodybuiding.com and never worked out, people would wonder why. I came here due to an interest in ARs, I just never could afford one. They come in pieces Lower receiver Upper receiver Barrel with gas tube and gas block Handguard Stocks Buffer assembly Trigger Lower parts kit Bolt carrier group And a few misc parts. Each one of those you can get for between $50 and $200. One piece at a time. |
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