I was assuming he had the training. I didn't really read the thread.
You shouldn't even be posting about modifications if you're not proficient.
You need to know how to deal with an unequipped, faulty/malfunctioning rifle, or unideal weapon before you make modifications to your ''go to'' rifle.
You should take a carbine course with a bare bones AR-15 before an ambidextrous magazine release, red dot sight, or suppressor even touches the rifle. (I did.)
I plan to take an AR-15 armourer's course to get even more proficient with the platform, and should have before I even made an adjustment to my stock gun.
My above recommendations, are ones I believe are mandatory though, any gun, regardless or type, or caliber, needs to be conceivable as a self defence firearm in order to justify purchase. IMO.
We miss you, AC.
We miss you, ToddG.
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