AR Questions

[Ol Thumper]

I've asked Blake but he told me to ask you freaks

I have an AR 10 but I'm looking to build a couple AR 15's in the near future and I'm curious which way is the best route to take.

Buying a new gun or building one ? Were talking cost and quality.

[Ol Thumper]

I know someone knows the answer, I'm
an AR Dummy here!

[Luck_of_the_Draw]

Whole guns cost more than ones built.

I would build the lower to your specs and buy the uppers complete. Just make sure the uppers will match. Unlike AR15's they don't all match. I think there's two different "models" on the AR10.

[Ol Thumper]

Whole guns cost more than ones built.

I would build the lower to your specs and buy the uppers complete. Just make sure the uppers will match. Unlike AR15's they don't all match. I think there's two different "models" on the AR10.

Sorry I meant AR 15 . I'm a typing dummy to lol

[Luck_of_the_Draw]

Then don't worry about the two different models and have fun with it. I've built a few and you have my number.

[TexMax]

Buy

[Witchgrass]

I say build it yourself. When I got bit by the AR bug, I went to YouTube to find videos on how to put one together. There's tons of videos on it. I did buy a complete LMT upper, and then bought all of the individual pieces to put the lower together. It shoots great and I built it!

[SATX]

Something to consider. Generally speaking, factory guns will have a higher resale value if you ever do sell it.

Obviously, if you built an AR15 with all top of the line gear, that is not the case.

[Mike D]

Factory guns will retain their value better, especially the better guns, and are easier to sell than a frankengun.

And you can't build one any cheaper if using parts of the same quality.

Colts can easily be found for around $1k. Daniel defense, BCM and others of equal quality will be about the same or slightly higher.

[Ol Thumper]

If I buy new I'm leaning toward Colts and this seems to be the best route to go overall.

[tx07]

I've asked Blake but he told me to ask you freaks

I have an AR 10 but I'm looking to build a couple AR 15's in the near future and I'm curious which way is the best route to take.

Buying a new gun or building one ? Were talking cost and quality.

Buying I think right now. You used to be able to build cheaper.

You hear about the 308 arrow? It will work on a 223 lower.

[KHoes203]

Build it!

[dcw]

Buying I think right now. You used to be able to build cheaper.

You hear about the 308 arrow? It will work on a 223 lower.

I would just get a 300blk instead of that ^. Sounds like it could be a problem round.

[Luck_of_the_Draw]

If I buy new I'm leaning toward Colts and this seems to be the best route to go overall.

Then your choices are .223 or a .223

[dcw]

Then your choices are .223 or a .223

He could say he has a 5.56 to sound cool