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ANY ONE INTERESTED IN BUILDING YOUR OWN AR-15

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IF THIS IS THE CASE PLEASE POST A RESPONSE, IT`S THAT EASY, YOU YOUR SELF AT HOME. THIS IS NOT A SALES PITCH.

RON KONTOWSKY
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Ron Kontowsky where are you in northern michigan? I go to Ferris State in Big Rapids. What kind of info do you offer on building your own AR15?

Aaron
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Ron I have always wanted one and I do have alot of time on my hands,I am saving for a down payment on a house but I would like more information.Drop-Shot [email protected]
Building an AR from scratch is both easy and rewarding. It is so easy that my 12 year old son did most of mine with me setting there. I am losing my eye sight very rapidly or my arms are shrinking and I can't get anything out there far enough to see anymore.
I picked up a stripped lower for $60 from a co worker who has an FFL, I got the lower assy. kit with a extra complete spring kit thrown in at a gun show for around $30 (I think) and I got a VHS tape with instructions for $20. This tape is awesome, it goes into great detail. You can get a parts brake down off ar15.com. I have since bought several uppers and swap other uppers with my other AR's. AR's Rock.
Oh, if memory serves me correctly I built mine for a little less than $400 but I bought a used upper for pennies on the dollar.
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i am interested in building a m16a2 style one. what parts do i need?
870sm is there really a difference in a 90.00 lower reciever and a 180.00 one,I see them so differently priced,whats the deal?How accurate is your AR15Drop-Shot
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