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Posted: 6/6/2010 12:02:28 AM EDT
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Alright so i'm a little new to the whole building an AR game and i'm lookin for some wisdom. I'm building a rifle thats mainly gonna be used for varmints (prairie dogs and coyotes) so i'm thinking a 20" barrel will be my length of choice. I also want to keep the price as low as possibly while still maintaining a decent level of quality. For the price, i'm thinking I will use a DSA lower unless there's any objections? And the upper is where my main question is. I've done some research and the general consensus I see on here is that BCM is a little better quality stuff than del-ton and I was thinking a custom 20" upper from del-ton might be used OR buy a BCM upper and mate it with a seperately ordered barrel (again, input on manufacturer?) Obviously I probably won't get a tack driver because of the somewhat low budget build but I would like decent accuracy. Any info/help will be very appreciated. Thanks
(Oh, and a recent thought that has started to float around is possibly a .204 upper...any thoughts?) |
| alright, so RRA is better than del-ton, does anybody know how a RRA barrel would compare to say a DPMS barrel? Also, i'm guessing E.R. Shaw is a somewhat low quality barrel due to the fact its the barrel on the cheaper options such as model 1 sales, is this correct? |
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