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am looking to acquire my first AR, but have no idea where to begin as far as brands and features etc. I would welcome any suggestions about what to look for etc. Thanks in advance for your guidance!
Just get any AR you want. As long as it is anything BUT Olympic you are good to go.Thanks for the reference, I'll check it out. I'd like to stay under a grand if possible.
I'd probably throw Century Arms (aka Blackthorne) in there as well.Just get any AR you want. As long as it is anything BUT Olympic you are good to go.
Watch out forI'd probably throw Century Arms (aka Blackthorne) in there as well.
Get on the various ar15 forums.....there are a bunch of them. READ everything you can. Educate yourself first. Then ask questions later.am looking to acquire my first AR, but have no idea where to begin as far as brands and features etc. I would welcome any suggestions about what to look for etc. Thanks in advance for your guidance!
That's a great read. I skimmed it quite some time ago. While I was looking at some ARs online I had no idea what most of the options were, so looked that up again. It really explains everything very well and makes choosing what's important to you quite a bit easier. Most of all, I finally have comprehension of what "the chart" is actually referring to.So you want to buy an AR-15, huh? - Police Forums & Law Enforcement Forums @ Officer.com
Theres a great read for anyone trying to decide which company to go with. The guy eventually suggest going with CMMG.
A lot of it depends on what you're willing to spend. Do you have a budget in mind yet?
Good luck with this most of us AR people are overly opinionated and will tell you what we prefer.am looking to acquire my first AR, but have no idea where to begin as far as brands and features etc. I would welcome any suggestions about what to look for etc. Thanks in advance for your guidance!
And with guns in general... You can never have too many!As with handguns, sounds like I'll need more than one!!!