Is it better to complete a firearm completely or to by as many firearms as possible.

[ARCHIVED THREAD] - Is it better to complete a firearm completely or to by as many firearms as possible.

Posted: 8/21/2005 8:20:53 AM EDT

I am having a real problem deciding between completing my new M4gery or buying a new 1911 pistol. Do you guys try to completely finish your firearms or buy more before they are all complete.

My main problem is trying to decide between a aimpoint+magnifier or a TA31f RCOA4. Or to just say fuck it and buy a new kimber desert warrior to compliment my other kimber 1911. I am also looking at buying a sniper rifle. What would you do

Posted: 8/21/2005 8:31:28 AM EDT

[#1]

Complete your M4

Posted: 8/21/2005 8:32:27 AM EDT

[#2]

Quoted:
Complete your M4

+1

Sgat1r5

Posted: 8/21/2005 8:34:13 AM EDT

[#3]

Stockpile!!!

The new barrel ban snuck up on us. You never know when shit like that is going to happen. I've got a couple of unbuilt kits sitting around that I got before the ban was announced. I'm glad I did too.

Kris

Posted: 8/21/2005 8:35:00 AM EDT

[#4]

My advice is to buy all you can that was previously banned. With that logic, pistols will be available later. Get ebrs,lowers,and mags while the getting is good. Optics and rails and all that other swat shit shouldn't be going anywhere anytime soon.

Posted: 8/21/2005 8:36:20 AM EDT

[#5]

Depends on how many you got.

If you've already got an AR (or two) that are set up exactly the way you want, and same for a handgun - then I don't think it really matters, and you should do whatever you feel like doing. if you're a little bored with that particular AR, go play with a new 1911 for a while.

However, if that's your only AR, I would definitely "finish" it (i.e. get the optic on there) before getting a duplicate handgun.

Posted: 8/21/2005 8:40:22 AM EDT

[#6]

Quoted:
Depends on how many you got.

If you've already got an AR (or two) that are set up exactly the way you want, and same for a handgun - then I don't think it really matters, and you should do whatever you feel like doing. if you're a little bored with that particular AR, go play with a new 1911 for a while.

However, if that's your only AR, I would definitely "finish" it (i.e. get the optic on there) before getting a duplicate handgun.

I have two completely finished ARs one m4gery and an A4gery. So I should just buy up more guns?

Posted: 8/21/2005 8:46:08 AM EDT

[#7]

Quoted:
Quoted:
Depends on how many you got.

If you've already got an AR (or two) that are set up exactly the way you want, and same for a handgun - then I don't think it really matters, and you should do whatever you feel like doing. if you're a little bored with that particular AR, go play with a new 1911 for a while.

However, if that's your only AR, I would definitely "finish" it (i.e. get the optic on there) before getting a duplicate handgun.

I have two completely finished ARs one m4gery and an A4gery. So I should just buy up more guns?

If you need to ask that question, you are in the wrong place.

Posted: 8/21/2005 8:54:31 AM EDT

[#8]

Quoted:
Quoted:
Depends on how many you got.

If you've already got an AR (or two) that are set up exactly the way you want, and same for a handgun - then I don't think it really matters, and you should do whatever you feel like doing. if you're a little bored with that particular AR, go play with a new 1911 for a while.

However, if that's your only AR, I would definitely "finish" it (i.e. get the optic on there) before getting a duplicate handgun.

I have two completely finished ARs one m4gery and an A4gery. So I should just buy up more guns?

I think my opinion is more along the lines of there being nothing that you SHOULD do, and I'd recommend you just do what you WANT.

But "more guns" is always a good plan

Posted: 8/21/2005 9:07:19 AM EDT

[#9]

Toys for guns can wait.

Ammo and more rifles are your mission.

Posted: 8/21/2005 9:19:38 AM EDT

[#10]

if the rifle is useable <base rifle with iron sites> get the pistol now. optics and "chrome" will always be around.

Posted: 8/21/2005 10:37:08 AM EDT

[#11]

For any new firearm, obtain magazines, ammo, spare parts asap. Then as along as you have iron sights already, you can add special optics, grips, etc later. But as soon as possible get the weapon system into usable shape.

I don't care if you have a complete set of Savage double barrels in all gauges, if you don't have ammo, too, they are just old iron.

[ARCHIVED THREAD] - Is it better to complete a firearm completely or to by as many firearms as possible.

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