Thinking about joining the AR world
- Thread starter Stein79
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Dammit, my German sux...
'No, it is not good' .....??
Use the web, plenty of language translators in today's world. Google's service says "No!! this is not good".
Warum nicht?
Magazin-Ausgaben sind ein Thema.
rob
DINO Extraordinaire
+1
That's the way I went with my first two. I have yet to by a complete AR. Building is more fun.
The only reason I would have for buying a complete one is to get an HBAR.
Rob.
rob
DINO Extraordinaire
Ooops
Former Navy Bubblehead
04RWon
Ultimate Member
I built both of mine just because i could not justify all that money at one time. The knowledge of building it is worth every penny you would spend buying a complete one. Ive also found with certain brands youll end up changing certain things that you could have built in the first place.
Lykaios
The Plastic Fantastic
Damn, forgot about google translate.
So is putting together an upper that much more involved than a lower??
Stein79
Surf&Turf
Also, does buying an AR piece by piece and putting it together make it unregulated? Or do I have to do paperwork for a certain part, etc?
Thanks for all the feedback
Thanks for all the feedback
j8064
Garrett Co Hooligan #1
The stripped lower is regulated. You gotta to PPW and play the waiting game on that. You can buy as many uppers, parts kits and trimmings as you have $'s and have them shipped to you.
- May 5, 2010
- 6,588
Buy yourself a nice BCM 16"
