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Honestly there is plenty of truth and logic in this idea.Hey, if they are taking requests (which I doubt) I vote for an option with no stock, no grip, no buffer tube and no magazine.
Many buyers already have this stuff. Just waiting for a rifle to attach it to.
Probably won’t happen, if they buy bulk furnitures they’ll probably slap it on and charge complete gun price anyway. That’s what I would do if I were to sell these.Originally Posted by Dexter Morgan
I want you to be pleased with your purchase, so do not hesitate one bit to ask questions before purchase! If we do decide to go forward with payment, I assume that you are satisfied with all info provided before payment. This is a polite as-is disclaimer.
I ship at least once a week on my day off.
I agree
I can imagine that there are many people who have only changed the stock, or the handguard or the pistol grip. To those thousands of potential customers there is now the issue that if they buy the bare bones rifle they have to go out of their way to buy additional parts. Especially as some parts from their old rifle may not play nicely with the new one. Free floating AR15 handguards might not work, commercial vs military spec buffer tubes etc etc
It makes a lot more sense to deliver a rifle that works from the moment it's taken out the box than to have to deal with CGN whine posts (I'm not referring to anyone here, it's just something we've all seen) about "Why doesn't your rifle fit MY previous purchases and preferences!!!"
If the perfectly functional components of this rifle that allow it to be used by anyone aren't good enough or tailored to a person's desires then there's nothing stopping them from putting the old on the new or replacing the current parts that are guaranteed to work.
Most of the market doesn't immediately change out 50% of the parts on a completed rifle. They would like good quality furniture on a ready to fire rifle. Both that stock and grip are popular, good quality and comfortable. I like that setup and would buy it. If most of you are going to change out all of the furniture to your liking anyway, then why do you care so much what the rifle comes with? For the people that will keep it stock, it actually matters so their opinion carries more weight.
So... how long until the libtards ban this one too?
how do you buy one??
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― Albert Einstein
In the works
Stomp on elsewhere defeatist
Here is a few pics fresh off the mill.
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Looks good. Would love a magwell cut like the BRN180M model as an option someday.
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