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Posted: 3/31/2016 11:51:46 PM EDT
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I sold my first AR which I bough complete, then proceded to replace pretty much everything on. It's a mistake a lot of people make.... So did it right this time.
Just finished my first build: 
Aero Precision stripped upper Vortex Strike Eagle 1-6x24 Bravo Company Charging Handle Trinity Ordnance BCG Ballistic Advantage barrel Diamondhead VRS hand guard VG6 Epsilon muzzle break Spikes stripped lower ALG Defense Combat Trigger Anderson upper and lower parts kits It was a blast and a lot easier than I anticipated. It actually went way to fast. Heading to the range this weekend to put the first rounds through her and zero that Strike-Eagle. |
| I don't think buying one complete is a mistake, it's a good way to learn, especially if you are new to the platform, I have two the I bought complete, one has stayed completely stock, don't shoot it much but it's there. The other well at least the lower, and lower parts kit are original minus the grip and trigger guard. |
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Range time and she is zero'd. I wont lie, I was a bit nervous on that first trigger pull... I mean, I know I put it together, tightened as instructed, everything in place and in working order. All good in the end.
** Damn that VG6 has like zero recoil, but it is louder than hell! ** I'm in love with the Strike-Eagle. |
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Yes, definitely would recommend the Anderson lower parts kit. I did the version that does NOT include the fire control system and the grip. I went with an ALG trigger and Bravo Company grip.
Go through the Anderson site and it is about $30. http://www.andersonrifles.com/product/anderson-lower-parts-kit-minus-fire-control-group-and-pistol-grip/ |
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