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Buy the parts you want and put them on your existing receivers. You'll save yourself a couple hundred dollars. or more. if you get the tools it takes less than 15 minutes to change an AR-15 Barrel
Your barrel/gas length should determine the handguard length.
Quote from: bullfisher on January 30, 2017, 06:40:53 PMYour barrel/gas length should determine the handguard length.No. I have a carbine length gas system and am using a 12" handguard ( could use a 15" ) all you need is a lopro gas block.
Quote from: huntandjeep on January 30, 2017, 07:10:33 PMQuote from: bullfisher on January 30, 2017, 06:40:53 PMYour barrel/gas length should determine the handguard length.No. I have a carbine length gas system and am using a 12" handguard ( could use a 15" ) all you need is a lopro gas block.You missed it. He possibly wants a shorter lighter handguard. You probably don't want a 9" handguard on a rifle length gas system.
I would modify your ar, very easy,lots of YouTube,and forums for you to get how to info,then your making it just the way you want.everybody says a factory rifle is way better,but I don't ,it gives you a sence of pride when you put it together yourself,and cheaper.
So I did some poking around and have recently posted my toys for sale.I just sold my Eotech and magnifier this morning so that's got the ball rolling.I think I have decided on the Spikes Crusader. Its incredibly light despite that long rail, compensated, NB BCG, Magpul furniture and trigger pins. All it needs is a BCM large charging handle, a smaller lighter Eotech (probably the XPS2), and a light. Hits all the marks I think. Light, fast, reliable. I found them online for about $1200 so price point is great too.Thoughts?
Quote from: Mongo Hunter on February 01, 2017, 10:42:04 AMSo I did some poking around and have recently posted my toys for sale.I just sold my Eotech and magnifier this morning so that's got the ball rolling.I think I have decided on the Spikes Crusader. Its incredibly light despite that long rail, compensated, NB BCG, Magpul furniture and trigger pins. All it needs is a BCM large charging handle, a smaller lighter Eotech (probably the XPS2), and a light. Hits all the marks I think. Light, fast, reliable. I found them online for about $1200 so price point is great too.Thoughts?I have this rifle, and it's pretty great. First AR, didn't like the trigger at first, but it's smoothed out nicely now. Find yourself in Seattle area and if our schedules match up I'd let you shoot it.