I am looking for the cheapest AR I can get. I wanna pick one up at the next gun show. I'd like to stay under $1000 if possible.
What is the bottom of the barrel AR
ie. the WASR-10 is one of the cheapest AKs
Thanks
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I am looking for the cheapest AR I can get. I wanna pick one up at the next gun show. I'd like to stay under $1000 if possible.
What is the bottom of the barrel AR
ie. the WASR-10 is one of the cheapest AKs
Thanks
Exodus 22:2 "If a thief is caught breaking in and is struck so that he dies, the defender is not guilty of bloodshed"
You should be able to get something pretty decent for $1000....definitely way above "bottom of the barrel". I, personally, prefer to build my own. Putting together an AR15 is rediculously easy. Buy a lower, parts kit, and stock and order a complete upper from CMMG or one of the other good vendors and you are good to go. AR-15.com is a good resource.
Under a grand? I don't think you'd be happy at all with the "cheapest AR-15". Leave those for the panic buyers.
What about the Oly Arms GI-16. Whys it called a plinker?
Exodus 22:2 "If a thief is caught breaking in and is struck so that he dies, the defender is not guilty of bloodshed"
Its called a "plinker" because it isnt built to specs designed for accurate defensive or offensive use. Its cheaply put together for those that just want to "plink" some rounds downrange at plates.
For $1000 you can have a much nicer rifle.
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Why don't you just buy Sammy's for $600?
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Shipping and FFL transfer shouldn't cost you more than a $100.
Then you will have $300 left over for ammo.
And if you do it, then I will quit drooling over it and no longer be tempted to buy it.
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You can get a quality AR rifle for under 1000 dollars. I bought my Smith & Wesson M&P15 for 995 brand new. I believe STAG, Olympic, and DPMS all can be had for under a grand. Or you can build your own for under 800.
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Do a search for stripped lowers online. Someone somewhere always seems to have a sale for $90-$100. Go pay a local pawn shop $25 to do the transfer. Then go to Model 1 sales online and pick out a CAR rifle kit for $460. This gets you a complete carbine, flattop or A2, your choice, for right at $600.
Olympic Arms can be had for $600. I never bought entry level stuff as in Ar's I like my Bushmaster.I am told when buying AR'S stick to abc as they will not let you down.
when I think bottom of the barrel AR, I think olympic arms
one can be had for $670 at atlantic GI Carbine,AR15 .223
personally id rather pay a little extra and get a stag arms or dpms
heres one for only 770
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I think I'd like to build my own.
I've never done this before though.
What would I need?
Parts and Tools
Upper
Lower
Trigger Group
what else am I missing.
I have zero experience with ARs
Exodus 22:2 "If a thief is caught breaking in and is struck so that he dies, the defender is not guilty of bloodshed"
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It will be a fun project to build your own, however, after doing my own the first time I will warn you of the cost involved the first time around and what you will need as a MINIMUM.
Parts needed:
- Lower receiver
- Upper receiver
- Lower parts kit (trigger, bolt catch, and pins kit)
- buttstock and receiver tube assembly
- Buffer system (buffer and spring)
- Ejection port cover
- forward assist assembly
- charging handle
- bolt carrier group assembly (carrier, bolt, firing pin)
- barrel assembly (barrel and barrel but)
- gas block & gas tube (tube length and gas block determined by barrel length and diameter)
- Forend grips or free float tube
- flash hider w/crush washer
- magazine
- Iron sights or optics
Tools needed to do a good clean correct job:
- Basic pliers and screwdrivers
- adjustable wrench (4" will do)
- needle nose pliers
- decent torque wrench up to 120ft lbs.(3/8" drive perferrable)
- roll pin starter punch set
- steel punch set (up to 1/4" diameter)
- small cold steel chisel set
- small ball peen hammer (steel)
- small brass or copper hammer
- complete set of standard allen wrenches up to 5/16"
- bench vise
- armorers wrench
- forend grip tool (delta ring tool)
- barrel nut wrench for AR-15
- buttstock spanner wrench
- free float forend spanner wrench
- action block set (to hold the upper and lower receivers in vise)
- blue locktite compound
- moly grease
- headspace field guage set
- wide masking tape (to protect receiver from scratches)
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