A few years ago I purchased a brand new Stoner/Knights SR-15 M4 at the right price.  I purchased it as a high-end buy to add to a collection of shooters and sitters.  The gun has been a safe queen and I never had any interest in shooting it and never did.  I have other ARs including  formerly "pre-ban" models.  With the peaceful passing of the AWB, I note the rush by many to convert their former"post-ban" rifles to threaded barrels (for A2s or phantoms)with new FSBs to add lugs.  I am wondering if the unfired Stoner rifle has any greater value if left untouched or whether I should go ahead and let Steve @ ADCO cut it down to 14.5" and add a phantom.  Any opinions?  Mark

If it's unfired and you have no plans to make it a shooter, I would probably leave it the way it is.

If it is to remain as a collector piece, I wouldn't change it.

Thanks for the input.

What a waste. Guns need to be shot, not tucked away in a safe. At the very leasat, shoot the thing once.

Give it the works.I did My SR-15 as soon as I could.I sold the upper last year and waited patiently for awb to go away.

There is something about a Knights Gun in Pre-Ban Config. that is MEGA Cool!!

My .02

Quoted: Give it the works.I did My SR-15 as soon as I could.I sold the upper last year and waited patiently for awb to go away. There is something about a Knights Gun in Pre-Ban Config. that is MEGA Cool!! My .02

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