Posted: 1/25/2015 7:19:31 PM EDT
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Hi guys I am looking into building an ar for coyote hunting. I have a budget of about 800 dollars. This will be my first ar so I don't need anything too fancy just something to get me started. I already have a Nikon 3-9x40 and a light that mounts on the quad rail. Ive been looking at this site http://core15rifles.com/core15-biy-rifle-kit.html . Do you guys think this will be an alright kit to start out? If so what options/ upgrades should I get with it. If not, what do you recommend? Any help is greatly appreciated! Thanks! View Quote
Buy this barrel, 18".223 Wylde CHF 410 Stainless FN made, this stripped upper, Stripped A4 Upper , low profile gas block, Low Profile Gas Block .750", gas tube, Rifle length Gas Tube , a complete bolt carrier group, Complete BCG Full Auto Profile, Charging Handle Charge Handle ,Upper build kit, Upper Build Kit, ad a nice free float rail that won't break the bank and feels awesome in the hand such as, M.I. Gen 2 SS 12" Rail. After you get the upper put together you could either buy a complete lower, Complete Lower, or you could buy a stripped lower, Stripped AR Lower, and a lower build kit, Lower Build Kit. You will also need some kind of scope mount, such as, PA Extended Scope Mount.
So, if you did this build and bought the complete lower I listed, it would cost you $743.85 plus some shipping fees and maybe a transfer fee for the lower.
If you bought the stripped lower I listed and assembled it yourself, it would cost you $736.76 with all the parts I listed, and again there would be some shipping fees and probably a transfer fee for the lower added on to my figures. Either way, you should be right at $800 with a rifle ready to go with your scope mounted and an AWESOME barrel.
The barrel is what makes or breaks an accuracy build, and that CHF stainless .223 Wylde chambered FN barrel is one accurate MOFO. I have two of them and one in 6.8 SPC as well and they are fantastic!
You wouldn't have to use the exact parts I listed (I highly recommend staying with the barrel), I just used know good quality parts. You could certainly play around with different parts here and there and see what you come up with. One thing I did not include in the pricing is a muzzle brake/flash hider. They will range from $8 to $110, but you could just run a regular A2 flash hider for about $8.
Anyway, I hope that helps you a little.
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