Well, I went to the Gun Show today and intended to get a brake for my AR. Well, I couldn't find any Non-Threaded Brakes that didn't look just plain weird.

As I am walking around, people are asking how much I want for my AR. So, I begin thinking how much it would cost me to build another. One dealer offers me $300 which I turned down for obvious reasons. But, I did eventuall make a private sale/trade. I got enough money to build another AR and a .22 Rifle with a really nice scope. I think the Scope is a little too nice for a .22, so I'll probably try to get a mount to put it on my next AR.

Well, for now I'll just send the money to VISA, so I don't have to pay so much interest while I try to figure out what parts I'll get. Then, I'll just buy the parts on my VISA Card.

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M

You sold your AR?

Well, grab a 180 before it's too late!

No, I said I sold it. I got $400 [u][b]AND[/b][/u] a .22 With A Nice Scope.

The AR was built from a kit that cost me $300 and a $95 RRA Lower.

I plan on using the money and my next check to to build a 16" Carbine or M4gery w/ Fixed Telestock or I might use it to go Class 3.

BTW, what kind of adapter would I need to mount the scope on a Flat-Top.

My guess is you would not have taken it to the gun show unless you intended to sell it in the first place![;)]

you would need scope rings to mount it on a flattop...or you could use scope rings and something like a DPMS tri-rise to get added height.

medcop