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One of the guy was knocking on the door. He was telling me about the hoa and we need to change this and that.
We voted for him, and there are no hoa bs things we worry about for a while.
Run for a board.
^^^^^ ????
Lost me on that one
He meant to post that on the HOA thread.
"There are no finger prints under water."
To the OP, you will never make it to Tier 1 Operator status with a mere entry level AR.
Last edited by SideShow Bob; 02-16-2019 at 00:01.
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Opinions are like assholes, everybody has one, and it stinks more than mine.
Yo Homie, That my chainsaw ?
Pati, improbe et vince
...and this was a joke.Originally Posted by SideShow Bob
I bought a complete rifle as my first. Once I got the hang of things, I built my second. Nothing wrong with that approach.
Liberals never met a slippery slope they didn't grease.
-Me
I wish technology solved people issues. It seems to just reveal them.
-Also Me
Post edited to reflect this...... I didn’t look at the OP’s join date or post count......
Last edited by SideShow Bob; 02-16-2019 at 00:04.
My T.P. wheeling and dealing feedback is here.
Opinions are like assholes, everybody has one, and it stinks more than mine.
Yo Homie, That my chainsaw ?
Pati, improbe et vince
Or was it?
Buy one, shoot it, buy more.
Those dpmsfor under $400 are tempting. I could hand them out come Christmas. Or give my contractor one as a bonus. He has no clue how much AR's are. Or didn't until i said, THEY WANT HOW MUCH for a S&W M&P ?
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"when you're happy you enjoy the melody but, when you're broken you understand the lyrics".
Buy budget rifle.
Shoot budget rifle.
Keep all parts you decide to swap out for better stuff
Shoot upgraded budget rifle.
Assemble new rifle starting with hoarded parts.
Shoot new rifle.
Repeat.
Those are both decent choices, and here's my comment. They both seem to be carbine length gas systems with a 16" barrel. Midlength gas systems are getting more popular as they're easier on the bolt carrier group, and midlength is perceived to have a softer press. If I had either of those blasters my first change would be to swap out the barrel/handguard for something else (or build a new upper) , but I think they're both fine to start with.
Pretty hard to beat the M&P rifles for a budget build. Up the ante a hair for the chrome barreled rifle, I have seen "bare bones" (sans furniture) for $500.00.
Good , solid and reliable rifles that just flat work. I have seen them run very hard and they just keep running.
Your in the salad days of AR's, sales are flat and you can buy cheap.
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