Here's one for $875.00: https://www.classicfirearms.com/sigr...d-or-30r-tele/Originally Posted by One More Time
Does the tube have that TREAD logo on it?
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Here's one for $875.00: https://www.classicfirearms.com/sigr...d-or-30r-tele/
Does the tube have that TREAD logo on it?
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Here are some quality parts that you can purchase and assemble yourself. What you end up with is a quality AR at a really good price. Just ad the handguard and stock of your choice.
Sionics/Aero M4
Upper
$199 Sionics 16” Mid CL Barrel Medium Contour 1/8
$169 Sionics BCG
$15 Sionics Gas Tube
$15 Sionics Gas Block
$79 Aero Upper
Lower
$79 Aero M4
$89 Sionics LPK & Trigger
$100 Vltor A5 Buffer System
$23 MAGPUL Grip
$768 Total
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That’s a sound parts list. There’s one other thing to consider though. That’s the end user’s ability to assemble those parts to make a properly functioning rifle. That may or may not be a factor with the op, but I would generally recommend a complete rifle to avoid any growing pains.
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Nothing wrong with that parts list, assuming the OP has the skills and interest to assemble.
When you're done you'll have a carbine that at best is worth on the used market half what you paid to build it. Just the nature of homebuilt mix and match ARs.
If you want to build and have the skills, then it's a fun way to get started.
To me it's the long way around to avoid buying a 6720, 6920, or 6960 for just a little bit more.
I started out building lowers and buying uppers. Then realized I could buy an LMT complete lower for about the same as I could build one, so I use them and built uppers out of DD parts.
Neither of those options make financial sense now when you can still get complete Colt 69xx carbines in the $800-900 range. (or potentially less if you find the right deal on an OEM1 or OEM2)
Last edited by pinzgauer; 03-01-23 at 08:16.
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That’s a good buy right there. Will most likely be a fantastic rifle for somebody.
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[Pulls pin and throws hand grenade]
https://palmettostatearmory.com/psa-...-b5-rifle.html
Interesting specs with some upgrades that you wouldn't expect to see on a PSA rifle. Can't wait for someone to do a full review and burn down
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@Mrgunsandgear, you're near PSA correct? I'd like to know if their QC has been upgraded along with the parts for this new "Sabre" series
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That is the million dollar question, isn't it? They can use nice parts but if their assembly methods are sheeit it doesn't matter much.
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It's a newer one with it blacked out.
That yellow one would have to go.
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