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If the barrel nut, barrel, and handguard are all standard, I wonder if Crusader would be willing to sell builder's kits to allow re-homing of parts from safe queen rifles or for a builder to make a new rifle in a custom calibre like 6 MM ARC, Grendel, or 7.62x39 mm? To confirm for a Comp set, a donor rifle could provide the barrel, gas tube, handguard, bolt, pistol grip, trigger and firing pin, while the kit would have to come with upper and lower receivers, trigger assembly area, bolt carrier / tail assembly, magazines and stock? An adjustable gas block may be needed to get the cycling right, since their is no buffer spring or weights to adjust. Would a builder's kits be useful?
 
If the barrel nut, barrel, and handguard are all standard, I wonder if Crusader would be willing to sell builder's kits to allow re-homing of parts from safe queen rifles or for a builder to make a new rifle in a custom calibre like 6 MM ARC, Grendel, or 7.62x39 mm? To confirm for a Comp set, a donor rifle could provide the barrel, gas tube, handguard, bolt, pistol grip, trigger and firing pin, while the kit would have to come with upper and lower receivers, trigger assembly area, bolt carrier / tail assembly, magazines and stock? An adjustable gas block may be needed to get the cycling right, since their is no buffer spring or weights to adjust. Would a builder's kits be useful?
Honestly surprised they havent offered a build kit option yet (Comp model specifically, I'm sure everyone would prefer an AR trigger over Turknelli mystery meat) I mean I'd buy one if it meant I could build the rifle I want without having spare, annoying to sell take-off parts lying around if you buy a rifle whole and change parts to your preference, right? Like they got around to selling Crypto builder kits, the demand is definitely there I'd say
 
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