Going rate for AR15 Assembly
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Ill pay you to do that special dance for me again, while wearing the clown suit....
- Jul 29, 2014
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Ill pay you to do that special dance for me again, while wearing the clown suit....
It's like I told you before, a fist full of Georgies is not "making it rain up in here"!
You gotta do better than that...
- Jul 29, 2014
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OP, just be careful who you take your bits and pieces to. I trust more people on this board than I would ever trust just walking cold into a local gun store and asking. There are plenty of people here on who would be willing to help and lend tools and advice.
Ammo Jon
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- Mar 3, 2008
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Better than handfuls of Lincoln’s and making it hail.
- Jul 29, 2014
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- May 5, 2010
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the lower is very easy to assemble yourself. I was skeptical at first too, but it wasn't bad.
ADCO will assemble for you. I think it's like $35 to assemble upper, $30 to assemble lower. something like that. you just have to mail all of the parts to them and they'll mail it back completed.
they're also good for gas block pinning and barrel cut/threading
https://adcofirearms.com/shop/gunsmithing/ar15-upper-assembly/
ADCO will assemble for you. I think it's like $35 to assemble upper, $30 to assemble lower. something like that. you just have to mail all of the parts to them and they'll mail it back completed.
they're also good for gas block pinning and barrel cut/threading
https://adcofirearms.com/shop/gunsmithing/ar15-upper-assembly/
- May 5, 2010
- 6,588
you gotta spray paint your rifle if you want to be a real 0p3r@t0r
jamesp15
Active Member
I have all the stuff needed to do it, if your in the Southern MD area I can show you how and you can use the tools in my shop. With proper social distancing of course.. 
Though timing would matter, I am on call for work and seem to get called in almost every day the last few weeks.
I do the work for friends and family for $50, but if they want to do the work I dont charge. I accept tips in the form of ammo lol
Though timing would matter, I am on call for work and seem to get called in almost every day the last few weeks.
I do the work for friends and family for $50, but if they want to do the work I dont charge. I accept tips in the form of ammo lol
Gonna be a few days or weeks before everything is in with the current shipping delays.
303_enfield
Ultimate Member
Go back an read my post about AR15.com. I linked the step by step.
1911msc
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AR 15 is the modern Ken doll. It's really hard to stop building them. If you buy on the cheap like sales at PSA,their CHF CL barrels. It is good investment as well. Instead of buying an ounce of gold buy 3 carbines. Only a few tools are necessary. Get magpul CTR stock and RA 145 LE trigger.
PTM76
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- Oct 30, 2007
- 131
Correct.
You may spend some money on vice blocks and a wrench, but most rails come with a proprietary barrel nut and wrench foot. All you need is a breaker bar and torque wrench. A cheapy one will do.
You WILL use them again.... and again.. and again..
It is definitely easy as long as you are slightly mechanically incline, and definitely satisfying.
Plus, if you are the manufacturer everything is an HBAR. By a metal stamp too. and "HBAR" stamp is about 60 bucks.
I think you meant Mr Potato Head!
Enlist in the Armed Services they will teach you all you want to know about rifles and pistols, and tanks,and big cannons.
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