First AR help !

For my first AR's, i got one Core 15 piston with the 1 in 8 SS Match Polygonal barrel and for the D.I. one, i went with a Sigarm M400 Enhanced FDE, that should cover the bases for starter... JP.
 
For the moment I need to pay for the university but when im done I think ill get the mk18 or if I have enough money buy one myself with lmt or noveske part.
 
Good idea. Pay for your education first, AR may wait.
You don't need to build AR if You going with the so called parts.
Just buy complete upper of the good quality.
Wait and save more money.
Buy bolt and charging handle.
Wait and save more money.
Buy complete lower.
Wait and save more money.
Buy a box of ammo and go learn your new rifle.
Don't buy all this ninja stuff like rail, super duper stocks, optics and God only knows what more.
Learn your irons first, learn how to assemble and disassemble the firearm, how to clean it and most important - just have fun.
High quality AR don't have to be expensive - just stay away from all the "upgrades" so popular these days.
Take a look at the EE section here.
People selling the rifles that look like overloaded Christmas trees with all the so called tactical equipment hoping to get back all the money they invested in the optics, rails, bi-pods and all this stuff.
Don't follow this path.
Good luck with your university.
Here is something for You:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q362H-xg0ZA
 
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Nestor said:
Good idea. Pay for your education first, AR may wait.
You don't need to build AR if You going with the so called parts.
Just buy complete upper of the good quality.
Wait and save more money.
Buy bolt and charging handle.
Wait and save more money.
Buy complete lower.
Wait and save more money.
Buy a box of ammo and go learn your new rifle.
Don't buy all this ninja stuff like rail, super duper stocks, optics and God only knows what more.
Learn your irons first, learn how to assemble and disassemble the firearm, how to clean it and most important - just have fun.
High quality AR don't have to be expensive - just stay away from all the "upgrades" so popular these days.
Take a look at the EE section here.
People selling the rifles that look like overloaded Christmas trees with all the so called tactical equipment hoping to get back all the money they invested in the optics, rails, bi-pods and all this stuff.
Don't follow this path.
Good luck with your university.
Here is something for You:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q362H-xg0ZA
Click to expand...

Thank you very much !
 
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