hey, I'm not sure if this is the right place for this kind of information but If it's not then you can delete it.
I was wondering if anyone can recognize these accessories and if they know which rifle this is. it's priced at 879.99 is that a good price?
any info on these products would be appreciated thank for your time...


https://linksharing.samsungcloud.com/fXI2Nb8cA8JX

https://linksharing.samsungcloud.com/cwfE32nKt5pQ

edit: so found out it is a bushmaster XM15-E2S,  VORTEX SCOPE, NVS, red dot sparc, angle grip, unknown flashlight, gripe tape, comes with a case and no mags

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ETA: It looks like a $300 AR15 to me.

OP’s pics suck ass bigly.
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You should buy that AR if you want to waste your money.

Looks like any random slapped together AR. Tell him to find out what barrel it has if possible.

No, almost $900 is not a good price. Depending on the bbl, bcg and trigger it might be a well-built frankengun, but it's still not worth near that.

Homebuilt rifles even when using premium components don't hold resale value. I am meticulous when putting my rifles together, but the guy on the street doesn't know that. The average person who thinks "home built", they automatically think they are buying somebody else's headache.

I have never sold any of my uppers or lowers because I use premium barrels and components and knew when I assembled them that value probably couldn't be recouped. A rifle slapped together with cheap components are even lower in value. $900 is too much for that rifle unless you discover it has a premium barrel and has virtually zero wear on it. Check the barrel for markings and twist rate. No top quality barrels are being produced in 1/9. Check the bolt face for wear, it should look brand new. The interior should be spotless, clean and lubed with virtually zero wear from the bolt being cycled inside the upper or on the hammer.

If it passes all of these inspection criteria offer him much less if you really want it.

Criterion offers a 20? HBAR BARREL, CHROME-LINED, 1-9 TWIST,  Hybrid Match Chamber
Available through Fulton Armory. 


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In today’s economy it’s probably a fair buy

If it's all still a Bushmaster XM15-E2S it's a decent gun, especially if it was "Old" Maine produced Bushmaster.  Wild guess, it looks like they rattled canned the upper and got rid of the FSB and "upgraded" to a cheap free float.  You'd have to get a closer look to see if they swapped the entire upper or if they bubba'd up a good rifle.  A year ago, hard pass at that price.  Used Bushmasters were going around $500 unmolested.  Today?  I have no clue what used bubba ARs are bringing.  Apparently, around $900.  Bushmaster's barrels were 1/9 chrome lined, better than average IMO.  If it has the factory barrel, it would have a "B MP" toward the muzzle on the barrel.

Muzzle device is a Lantac Dragon

You haven't been shopping for ARs lately.

OP, in this market, take it.  You're not likely to find much else at that price.  Check Gunbroker quick & see if you can find anything else for less.

In normal times, that would be a terrible price.  We're not in normal times.

OP, also keep in mind the Lantac muzzle device is a $100 item. There's also a light with switch, RDS, and the charging handle looks aftermarket too. All that stuff adds up.

As stated above, check the barrel. I bought a Colt 6724 about a year ago that the previous owner replaced the 24" SS barrel with a no name M4 type barrel. I knew what I was buying and the pawn shop owner knew what he was selling, that's why I got it for $400.

Also as stated above, accessories add up.

You could get a kit and stripped lower from PSA along with accessories and it will probably be better. Just my opinion but I'd pass on that one I see a lot of builds and that's definitely a bubba or parts box.