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    New Project Build

    I want to build this rifle kit I got for 400$, customize it, and sell it on consignment at a gun shop in Dallas as a [ready for battle, right off the shelf AR-15] for around $1000 - $1200.

    What I'll do is build it with an Anderson receiver for around 50$, camo it, battle sight it in, and add a sling. I feel like most gun owners are safe queens, and some might jump on the opportunity to purchased a build like this out of piece of mind to know they have an AR that is ready to go.

    https://pasteboard.co/3JI5e7BwjxKg.jpg

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    Irrelevant, edited.
    Last edited by 498cm3; 05-24-23 at 08:59.

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    How much are you expecting to be able to sell it for? A $400 rifle is a $400 rifle in my experience. You won't find many, if any, people outside of a full blown panic willing to pay $1000 for a rifle built on an Anderson receiver.
    “You have made us for yourself, O Lord, and our heart is restless until it rests in you.” -Augustine

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    A $400 camo'd, "battle-ready" Anderson home build? Better hope some real suckers shop there to pay $1200 for a POS.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dmd08 View Post
    A $400 camo'd, "battle-ready" Anderson home build? Better hope some real suckers shop there to pay $1200 for a POS.
    I've have a good number of fraternity brothers with military expirence who explained that anderson receivers work pretty good. They're just not top notch big $$$.

    dmd08 if you think you need to always spend a lot of money to have acceptable gear you're the real sucker. That's not always the case, I'm sure you know that.

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    Irrelevant, edited.
    Last edited by 498cm3; 05-24-23 at 08:59.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 33XRAY View Post
    I've have a good number of fraternity brothers with military expirence who explained that anderson receivers work pretty good. They're just not top notch big $$$.

    dmd08 if you think you need to always spend a lot of money to have acceptable gear you're the real sucker. That's not always the case, I'm sure you know that.
    I think the point of contention is building a gun with budget parts and hoping to sell it for a 100% markup. I could not even sell my $500 PSA kit built AR for $500

    Also, this thread does not meet the intent of the Custom Build Forum by any stretch of the imagination.

    Andy
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    Quote Originally Posted by 33XRAY View Post
    I want to build this rifle kit I got for 400$, customize it, and sell it on consignment at a gun shop in Dallas as a [ready for battle, right off the shelf AR-15] for around $1000 - $1200.

    What I'll do is build it with an Anderson receiver for around 50$, camo it, battle sight it in, and add a sling. I feel like most gun owners are safe queens, and some might jump on the opportunity to purchased a build like this out of piece of mind to know they have an AR that is ready to go.

    https://pasteboard.co/3JI5e7BwjxKg.jpg
    There is another way you could go about it. I mean if your goal is to sell a pos rifle for a lot of money, I would honestly never do this. You could buy a stripped defender LMT lower for $160 then buy a build kit from PSA for $320. Now you have a fake LMT defender that only cost you $480 + tax, shipping, and transfer fee. Like I said, I wouldn't do that. For one reason I don't build junk rifles, and another reason is that I don't have a desire to rip people off. Knowledgeable people wouldn't buy it anyways.

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