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Posted: 8/22/2006 11:21:06 AM EDT
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Rock River Arms Forged A4 Upper Receiver Assembly Rock River Arms Lower Receiver Parts Kit Rock River Arms A2 Buttstock kit Bushmaster Charging Handle Assembly Bushmaster Complete Bolt and Bolt Carrier Assembly Bushmaster 20in Heavy Barrel Assembly Stag Arms Stripper Lower Receiver ...am I missing any parts? Also does this sound like a good first build? Thanks |
Heck no! HBARS are out of style with the internut commandouche crowd! I still run several of them on most of my guns.
Don't go soft on me now! Us HBAR guys need to stand strong! 
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Alrighty than, I will stick with it...its 10 bucks cheaper anyways. Are all the parts I will need on the list? ETA: Oh and I will be needing a BUIS but I dont have alot of cash, especially after this build so what is a good quality, relatively inexpensive one I could get? |
| Ihave a 16" hbar that I like, but I have never been crazy about the 20" ones. I do think the 16s balance okay. Personally I like the lighter government profile barrels, I have a bushmaster one but I don't know how common they are. Anyway looks like a nice set up. |
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Gov't profiling gets you about a 1 POUND decrease in weight for a 20" barrel and negligible decrease in accuracy (or so I have read). I'd spend the extra dough and get it profiled form the start. I only have HBARs, and I wish I had some gov't profiled ones. Weight adds up quickly when you add on the accessories. Best to start as light as possible, IMO, so you can squeeze on more doodads and still be able to lift it.
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