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Posted: 1/4/2010 6:33:19 AM EDT
Let me start off by saying I am by no means new to the world of shooting, but I am a newbie to the world of AR's. I have been bitten by the itch, but don't know anybody to guide me in the righ direction. I want my first AR to be of the heavy barreled varmint variety and then go from there with either new uppers or new guns. I have been studying the boards here for quite some time and reading until the point of confusion. I think I have narrowed my search down to the following: Stag Arms Model 6 Super Varminterer, Rock River Arms Varmint A4, OR Spikes Tactical lower-RRA or Stag lpk-and either the Stag Model 6 or RRA Varmint A4 upper. I'm comfortable with putting the lower together myself, but not the upper. Would I be better off buying a complete AR so the two halves are 'fitted' together or should I go ahead and build the later? I want this gun to be able to shoot really small groups and really long range (well long for me anyway - out to 500-600 yards). 
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| I'm curious what makes you think that receivers on complete rifles are "fitted" together? Someone in the factory picks up a lower from the bin & then picks up an upper from the bin & pushes the pins to mate them together. Nothing more than that & it's the same thing as if you're building your own. |
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