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Posted: 9/20/2006 10:57:19 AM EDT
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Where is a good place to look for AR add ons? What are good manufacturers? When I buy my new AR in a couple months, I'm probably going to want to change the butstock to something more durable then the stock one. I also want to change the grip, and forend/handgaurds to something more durable as well. Steer me in the right direction guys |
| Before looking to blow your wad, you should decide what you want your AR for. I'd then suggest trying a few of these accessories out to make sure that is what you really want. A basic 2-3 day carbine class is the perfect place to do that especially if your interest is in self-defense or tacitcal matches. |
The standard parts are some of the most durable. That's why the military uses them. MOST of the aftermarket junk out there will be less durable. Some only AS durable as the standard A2 stocks/grips. |
+1 most of my |
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