Fudd looking to buy AR15 lower...pre Lieberal stupidity

Just imagine that... Papaclaude, k_h, and scout_289 haven't posted that they are getting an ar15?!?!?? :runaway:

All jokes aside gunnuts, any ar15/m4 lower deals? 223 and 308.

Thanks,
 
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Just picked up a couple of the $129 Aero lowers from Saskatoon, they were sold out of the $99 ones, so an extra $30 for the pew/no pew engraving lol. Seems like lowers are selling out everywhere with these ####ing morons running our country :(
 
edgy said:
Just picked up a couple of the $129 Aero lowers from Saskatoon, they were sold out of the $99 ones, so an extra $30 for the pew/no pew engraving lol. Seems like lowers are selling out everywhere with these ####ing morons running our country :(
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Just got mine in the mail Friday. S/N PEW#######.
 
Now you're a Fudd with a lower locked away in a cabinet. Buy a complete rifle and shoot it at the range.
 
mangoman said:
You guys think that there is a chance that you cant grandfather these in and it will be an outright ban?
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Yes, there is a chance. A chance that grows smaller with every gun owner that owns them. But it might also have no effect at all.

According to recent FOI requests, there are 700,000 or so RPAL holders, but only about 260,000 who actually have restricted firearms registered to their name. Therefore the liberals think that at most they will lose 260,000 votes in a ban, and realistically, a lot less than that because most gun owners scream from the tree tops that they will already never vote liberal no matter what.

If those same 260,000 gun owners double their stash of owned guns, this will make a buy back more expensive, but will do nothing to deter a prohib/grandfather, because the Liberals can only lose a vote once.

If you already own a stack of handguns and ARs, buying more for yourself is not nearly as important and as buying them for people who don't have any. Some have suggested the Liberals don't think that RPAL holders who don't own a handgun won't in fact be losing anything in a ban, as if the ABILITY to own a handgun is without value.

IIn any event, if you have spouses, parents, kids, friends, etc that have an RPAL but do not have a registered handgun or Restricted Rifle registered on their license, don't buy more for yourself. Buy one for them. Even if its just a loan until they can afford it for themselves. And if you have a friend without the Restricted endorsement, help them upgrade ASAP.

The most important thing here is understanding that while the logistics of effecting a ban will make it an absolute gong show, its entirely likely that the desperate and floundering liberals think that logistics might be an after the election problem. The best way to stop them from trying the ban in the first place is to make it as politically expensive as possible. By focusing on increasing the number of PEOPLE who own handguns, rather than simply the number of handguns owned, we make a ban more Politically expensive. And particularly if we can play gender politics for a minute, by getting the Wives and Girlfriends into the game, and by narrowing the gender gap in gun ownership, Trudeau the feminist will have to seriously rethink that old and tired notion that gun bans is a popular argument with woman.
 
Looking for budget stripped lowers (under 150$)

tigerarms out of stock
saskatoongunworks out of stock
firearmsoutletcanada out of stock
rdsc out of stock
truenortharms out of stock
canadaammo out of stock
wolverinesupplies out of stock
selectshootingsupplies out of stock
nasgunsandammo out of stock



.... if there is any place with ~150 $ lowers in stock plz PM me
 
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Petamocto said:
As others have mentioned, most places have stripped lowers for $99 and you don't really need to spend more because the lower is the least useful part of the gun; it just holds the parts together that do the actual work.

Your basic brackets of complete ARs are as follows:
- $500-$600, cheapest you'll find, all Norinco.
- $600-$800, basic models from Ruger and S&W.
- $800-1000, some other brands, or Ruger/S&W with more options.
- $1000-$1500, the start of the "good" ARs. Bushmaster, Sig now makes a $1099 option.
- $1500-$2000, Better Sig models, and the bulk of the Colt lineup.
- $2000-$3000, "Better than MilSpec" models, Daniel Defense, Noveske, Bravo Company Manufacturing, etc.
- $4000-$5000, Ultra premium like H&K and Knights Armament.

For your first AR you really may want to buy a complete unit so you're not building it part by part and researching everything.

Another option is to start with a cheaper full AR and then gradually replacing all of the parts you want with higher end parts, and then at the end of the process you rebuild the original AR from its parts and either sell that or keep it as a second.

Good luck with your purchase.
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I was wondering where does Schmeisser fit in ?
 
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