
Originally Posted by
SW-Shooter
When I buy a complete AR, or even build one from parts; I change the trigger, safety, stock, grip, rail system, buffer and spring, charging handle, BUIS or sight system, and maybe an optic
I guess my question would be why not buy a complete AR with all the upgrades in the first place, or just build up from a stripped lower? After you've spent the money adding all upgrades it'll come out to about the same amount you would've spent on a rifle with most of the stuff you want on/in it. When I got my SR-15 I knew there would be very few modifications done to the rifle because it was pretty much good to go straight out of the box. The stock A2 grip had to go as well as replacing the bird cage with a suppressor mount. Added a LPV optic and 45 degree off-sets, which are pretty much all I wanted to effectively employ the carbine. I consider slings, rail covers, sling mounts, scope covers, etc. luxury accessories that are nice to have but do little to nothing to enhance the performance of the rifle.
Last edited by Boba Fett v2; 08-26-13 at 12:51.
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