AR-15 BS Thread

I will do a traditional trigger job for folks, but you really are better off just buying a Geissele or Timney and calling it a day.

Paying someone a pile of money to tinker with a trigger in a lock rig to get it "right" isn't really cost effective in an AR when you have such a wide variety of aftermarket trigger sets out there.

 

speaking of aftermarket triggers....anyone have experience with the chip mccormick triggers? http://www.cmctriggers.com/

 

nope but Marble falls, TX is an awesome town

 

Alright

 

Call this Bill Springfield to have a quality trigger job for a very reasonable price and fast turn around. http://www.triggerwork.net/

 

BTW, here's a gun store pet peeve for you AR enthusiasts: Don't walk into a store and tell the guy behind the counter you're looking for an "LPK", it's like saying "lol" outloud

 

you mean you dont say "LOL"?

 

of course not.....you just stare at the person with a blank expression and say "laugh out loud".

 

I get it maybe 3 times a week, people asking for a "LPK"

Is it really that hard to speak the extra syllable? Haha

 

1337 speak

 

Homeland Security is purchasing more ammo

223 and 308

 

just saw that too...all anyone can do is speculate.

 

so im gonna start building my dad an AR. going to starrt with the stripped lower and part kit. thinking of going with Stagg Arms. any advice?

 

that would be a heck of a father's day gift!!!

not sure what particular advice you are looking for, ...nothing wrong w/ stag arms,...have you taken a look at CMMG?... CMMG receivers have a nice hardcoat anodized teflon finish, that has a satin black appearance and wipes clean easily...

 

Not to derail this awesome thread...but contracts like these occur every 4-5 yrs regardless of the gov agency (USAF, USMC, FBI, etc) and should really be no surprise. You just dont hear about it. I'll bet a paycheck the DHS awards another contract for ammo around 2015. This isnt a bulk purchase; it is spread out over the life of the contract (5 yrs) and the "200 million" rds is only a # which the agency cannot exceed. Highly unlikely they will even reach that #.

I award these contracts for the AF. Used to do logistics and construction while deployed but now i do weapons systems.

Tailwinds!

 

have not. and ya thats the type of advice im in here for. the AR stuff is pretty new to me. I get teh gist of it all, but so many different brands etc.

hes always wanted one just never did it. so i feel if i start it for him, and get the lower done, itll force him to get a upper

 

Only heard good things about Stagg. I would recommend Palmetto State Armory. Very economical, good customer service, and they have a stellar reputation. I have one PSA build. Zombie Runner has like a dozen of them!

 

sounds good ill look into tehm too. anotehr question,

obviously something has to registered, which Part is it? and in CA the hole ten day wait period, which part is that, or if im buying parts does that not apply...

Dean you can probably help me out here

 

not all PSA experiences are alike. my experiences have been hit or miss. my shooting buddy has an AR that has been sent back twice and still won't go more than 7 rounds without a malfunction.

 

another good to know advice. is it a full PSA set up?