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post 1483803471 02-16-2017, 11:09 AM
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Originally Posted By Wakaaa
https://outdoorsportsusa.com/index.p...=checkout/cart

Guys, for a first AR, is this terrible? It'll be for range use.

It's 350 after using Valentine's Day promo code.
Originally Posted By benz5521
Bad link.
https://outdoorsportsusa.com/index.p...product_id=721
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Originally Posted By Swizzard
tempted to do a stencil on my AR myself, but....i'm also a perfectionist when it comes that stuff. If it doesn't come out perfect I'm gonna hate it. Might just pay a couple hundo to have the local shop do a Cerakote stencil job on it and do it right the first time.
What kind of stencil?
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Just get the Aero that Ike linked and choose a stock/grip/handguard you want. These guys want 60 bucks for assembly, a 80% lower is another charge, etc etc. Might as well get a known quality rifle. Buy once cry once.
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Originally Posted By iifymbro
Just get the Aero that Ike linked and choose a stock/grip/handguard you want. These guys want 60 bucks for assembly, a 80% lower is another charge, etc etc. Might as well get a known quality rifle. Buy once cry once.
http:///firearms/rifles/semi-auto/oe...prod81838.aspx

This? I really don't like how that stock rifle look. I want my rifle to look similar to the one I linked
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You are just dead set on buying junk aren't you
Originally Posted By iifymbro
Just get the Aero that Ike linked and choose a stock/grip/handguard you want. These guys want 60 bucks for assembly, a 80% lower is another charge, etc etc. Might as well get a known quality rifle. Buy once cry once.
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Originally Posted By Wakaaa
http:///firearms/rifles/semi-auto/oe...prod81838.aspx

This? I really don't like how that stock rifle look. I want my rifle to look similar to the one I linked
What?
Originally Posted By Ikeman83
http://www.brownells.com/firearms/ri...prod81838.aspx


Pick rail/stock/grip he likes.

Right now, I'm pretty sure that that's the best non-PSA deal going. Unfortunately, the golden age of BCM Uppers w/ discounted BCG/CH is in the past. Probably because BCM spent all their money on building this retarded website.
That rifle will look however you want it to look, more or less, after you pick your stock, handguard, and a new grip
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Originally Posted By Wakaaa
http:///firearms/rifles/semi-auto/oe...prod81838.aspx

This? I really don't like how that stock rifle look. I want my rifle to look similar to the one I linked
it is still missing the stock and hand guard that's why it looks weird but you can add whichever you like. Also like ike said all rifles basically look like that without furniture.
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srs question guys, is that aero better than the M&P lol I'm going to guess yes? please go easy guys


also, I'm thinking of getting this:https://www.cheaperthandirt.com/prod...fType=&from=fn

Until I decide which AR I want to go for. Colts seem so nice lol
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Originally Posted By Wakaaa
srs question guys, is that aero better than the M&P lol I'm going to guess yes? please go easy guys


also, I'm thinking of getting this:https://www.cheaperthandirt.com/prod...fType=&from=fn

Until I decide which AR I want to go for. Colts seem so nice lol
Aero > M&P Sport II I'd say

And fuk cheaper than diamonds
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Originally Posted By Wakaaa
srs question guys, is that aero better than the M&P lol I'm going to guess yes? please go easy guys


also, I'm thinking of getting this:https://www.cheaperthandirt.com/prod...fType=&from=fn

Until I decide which AR I want to go for. Colts seem so nice lol
Why would you spend >$400 on some chit .22 when that's nearly half of what you would need for a good decked out AR? It's just setting you back and not giving you much in return.
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Originally Posted By Wakaaa
srs question guys, is that aero better than the M&P lol I'm going to guess yes? please go easy guys


also, I'm thinking of getting this:https://www.cheaperthandirt.com/prod...fType=&from=fn

Until I decide which AR I want to go for. Colts seem so nice lol
That rifle is a first gen m and p sport so theres no dust cover or forward assist. I dont think its a big deal but if your going to be trekking through the mud or something you might want a dust cover. the forward assist comes in handy as well but i dont know that its really all that much easier than just clearing the chamber and racking another round unless your in combat then obvi you want the fastest way possible. I dont know much about aero but theyre repped around here pretty hard. I have an m&p sport2as seen hereSpoiler!
, never had any problems with it yet (so far about 1250-1500 rounds) and i use all kinds of cheap-mid range ammo.

The rifle that ike recommended looks just like the rifles you posted but as i said yesterday to your original post its missing the hand guard (the hand guard (cool tacticool part that covers the barrel so you dont burn yourself), the stock (part you out on your shoulder), and the grip. The barrel is not exposed like that when its fully assembled. A cool handguard can be had for around 200 bucks and are pretty cake to install), stocks and grips are inexpensive.

edit: didnt even notice that was a .22, yea would not buy that if i was you man.
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Originally Posted By Wakaaa
srs question guys, is that aero better than the M&P lol I'm going to guess yes? please go easy guys


also, I'm thinking of getting this:https://www.cheaperthandirt.com/prod...fType=&from=fn

Until I decide which AR I want to go for. Colts seem so nice lol
Yeah Aero is quality chit, they've been making receivers for premium AR brands as an OEM supplier for awhile. They own Ballistic advantage who make great barrels for them, their BCG's are quality, etc. I would say it's better then the M&P but that's not to say the M&P is a piece of chit.

You can pick out a handguard stock and grip that suit your needs and preferences vs having to put up with whatever is stuck on from the OEM or worse, pay for the furniture from the factory and then toss it out so you can replace it with stuff you actually want on there.
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Originally Posted By GMFB702
it is still missing the stock and hand guard that's why it looks weird but you can add whichever you like. Also like ike said all rifles basically look like that without furniture.
Seriously leaning towards getting it now lol
Originally Posted By Farley1324
Aero > M&P Sport II I'd say

And fuk cheaper than diamonds
Brownels is where I'm planning on getting this aero from, I just need to figure out what else to add onto this order from their website, might as well take advantage of the free shipping and buy whatever else pieces I need.
Originally Posted By AgRyan
Why would you spend >$400 on some chit .22 when that's nearly half of what you would need for a good decked out AR? It's just setting you back and not giving you much in return.
NGL the price + cheap ammo just sounds too good lol. Nothing better than shooting at a range
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That rifle is a first gen m and p sport so theres no dust cover or forward assist. I dont think its a big deal but if your going to be trekking through the mud or something you might want a dust cover. the forward assist comes in handy as well but i dont know that its really all that much easier than just clearing the chamber and racking another round unless your in combat then obvi you want the fastest way possible. I dont know much about aero but theyre repped around here pretty hard. I have an m&p sport2as seen here, never had any problems with it yet (so far about 1250-1500 rounds) and i use all kinds of cheap-mid range ammo.

The rifle that ike recommended looks just like the rifles you posted but as i said yesterday to your original post its missing the hand guard (the hand guard (cool tacticool part that covers the barrel so you dont burn yourself), the stock (part you out on your shoulder), and the grip. The barrel is not exposed like that when its fully assembled. A cool handguard can be had for around 200 bucks and are pretty cake to install), stocks and grips are inexpensive.

edit: didnt even notice that was a .22, yea would not buy that if i was you man.
Nah, I'm in Illinois, not far from Chicago (less than 15 mins).. no outdoor ranges or anything environmental around here like that.

What's everyone have against .22?
Originally Posted By iifymbro
Yeah Aero is quality chit, they've been making receivers for premium AR brands as an OEM supplier for awhile. They own Ballistic advantage who make great barrels for them, their BCG's are quality, etc. I would say it's better then the M&P but that's not to say the M&P is a piece of chit.

You can pick out a handguard stock and grip that suit your needs and preferences vs having to put up with whatever is stuck on from the OEM or worse, pay for the furniture from the factory and then toss it out so you can replace it with stuff you actually want on there.
Any recommendations on the hand guard, grip, and whatever else I need to buy for that aero? I don't know what suits me as I've never had one before.
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Originally Posted By Wakaaa
Seriously leaning towards getting it now lol


Brownels is where I'm planning on getting this aero from, I just need to figure out what else to add onto this order from their website, might as well take advantage of the free shipping and buy whatever else pieces I need.


NGL the price + cheap ammo just sounds too good lol. Nothing better than shooting at a range



Nah, I'm in Illinois, not far from Chicago (less than 15 mins).. no outdoor ranges or anything environmental around here like that.

What's everyone have against .22?



Any recommendations on the hand guard, grip, and whatever else I need to buy for that aero? I don't know what suits me as I've never had one before.
shooting .22 is super fun but if your buying an AR why wouldnt you want to get it in .223?
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Buncha slackers. New thread:

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Originally Posted By Wakaaa
NGL the price + cheap ammo just sounds too good lol. Nothing better than shooting at a range


What's everyone have against .22?
I agree, shooting at a range is super fun, and .22 is fun to shoot because it's cheap and easy, but spending $450 on a .22lr? no thanks. You can get one for <$200 just for fun plinking and stuff. Or a pistol for even less than that. No need to spend the extra $250-300 on one that "Looks cool like an AR". Just spend the extra $200 at that point and get a legit AR.
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Originally Posted By weightsb4dates
shooting .22 is super fun but if your buying an AR why wouldnt you want to get it in .223?
I mean the AR wouldn't be .22, I was talking about the M&P 15-22 that I quoted earlier
Originally Posted By AgRyan
I agree, shooting at a range is super fun, and .22 is fun to shoot because it's cheap and easy, but spending $450 on a .22lr? no thanks. You can get one for <$200 just for fun plinking and stuff. Or a pistol for even less than that. No need to spend the extra $250-300 on one that "Looks cool like an AR". Just spend the extra $200 at that point and get a legit AR.
What .22lr would you recommend? I'm going to get that aero, I just don't know what else I need for it besides stock, hand guard, and grip.. also any recommendations on/for any of those?
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Originally Posted By Wakaaa
What .22lr would you recommend?
Ruger 10/22 or S&W M&P 15-22, if you are in the market for a .22lr rifle
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I'm aware there's a new thread, but I don't think this topic would be able to carry over at this point..
Originally Posted By Farley1324
Ruger 10/22 or S&W M&P 15-22, if you are in the market for a .22lr rifle
decisions decisions, get the .22lr rifle now and hold on the AR (get a higher end one later) or get the Aero AR-15 now and get the .22lr rifle, then get a better AR - 15 in a yearish or so...
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Originally Posted By Wakaaa
Any recommendations on the hand guard, grip, and whatever else I need to buy for that aero? I don't know what suits me as I've never had one before.
ergo grip is really nice, I've heard that BCM's grip is nice too, is more vertical then the ergo

http://www.brownells.com/rifle-parts...prod72628.aspx

http://www.brownells.com/rifle-parts...prod72468.aspx


Magpul CTR stock does the job

http://www.brownells.com/rifle-parts...prod23765.aspx


I'm not too familiar with handguards so I'll let someone else point you in the right direction there, although I like my aero ones. These sights are great if you get a metal handguard with 1913 rails on top:

http://aeroprecisionusa.com/ar15-flip-up-sight-set.html
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Originally Posted By Wakaaa
I'm aware there's a new thread, but I don't think this topic would be able to carry over at this point..






decisions decisions, get the .22lr rifle now and hold on the AR (get a higher end one later) or get the Aero AR-15 now and get the .22lr rifle, then get a better AR - 15 in a yearish or so...
Don't get a second AR after the Aero unless you have at least, oh IDK, let's say 5k rounds of ammo and two dozen mags
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ayyyy guy above posting pretty similar chit lol
Originally Posted By Wakaaa
What .22lr would you recommend? I'm going to get that aero, I just don't know what else I need for it besides stock, hand guard, and grip.. also any recommendations on/for any of those?
I have the sopmod bravo stock on mine, I like it. Also a fan of the Magpul CTR. Both are around $50. There's tons out there but these are what I used in the military so I'm already familiar with them and they feel natural to me.

B5 Sopmod Bravo


Magpul CTW




Pistol grip I have the BCM gunfighter grip. It has a little bit of an angle to it which again I'm used to but others maybe not so much. Really up to what you want it to feel like. I also really like the ergo grip, so comfy.





I don't have a free floating handguard, so I won't pretend to know all the pros/cons of those.
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Originally Posted By iifymbro
ergo grip is really nice, I've heard that BCM's grip is nice too, is more vertical then the ergo

http://www.brownells.com/rifle-parts...prod72628.aspx

http://www.brownells.com/rifle-parts...prod72468.aspx


Magpul CTR stock does the job

http://www.brownells.com/rifle-parts...prod23765.aspx


I'm not too familiar with handguards so I'll let someone else point you in the right direction there, although I like my aero ones. These sights are great if you get a metal handguard with 1913 rails on top:

http://aeroprecisionusa.com/ar15-flip-up-sight-set.html
Originally Posted By Farley1324
Don't get a second AR after the Aero unless you have at least, oh IDK, let's say 5k rounds of ammo and two dozen mags
Originally Posted By AgRyan
ayyyy guy above posting pretty similar chit lol



I have the sopmod bravo stock on mine, I like it. Also a fan of the Magpul CTR. Both are around $50. There's tons out there but these are what I used in the military so I'm already familiar with them and they feel natural to me.

B5 Sopmod Bravo


Magpul CTW




Pistol grip I have the BCM gunfighter grip. It has a little bit of an angle to it which again I'm used to but others maybe not so much. Really up to what you want it to feel like. I also really like the ergo grip, so comfy.





I don't have a free floating handguard, so I won't pretend to know all the pros/cons of those.
man I really appreciate you guys, seriously amazing. I want the FDE grip, magpul, and mags, but not sure if that'll look weird on a black AR or if the FDE has varying colors which would make it look really off.

http://www.sportsmansguide.com/produ...uded?a=2091805

Is this better than Aero?? I am a buyers club member and I have 40 dollars coming in for spending 500 off their card lol
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thinking of this

http://www.brownells.com/firearms/ri...RO%2bPRECISION

instead of this

http://www.brownells.com/firearms/ri...prod81838.aspx

it'll be like 70 dollars more because I can't get past the hand guard of the AR I was planning on buying (I think that's what it is called). Or should I just buy my own hand guard?


edit: actually.... HNNNNG I want this look:
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That's magpul moe furniture. Get the stripped Anderson and put mapgul furniture on it then.
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Originally Posted By Wakaaa
thinking of this

http://www.brownells.com/firearms/ri...RO%2bPRECISION

instead of this

http://www.brownells.com/firearms/ri...prod81838.aspx

it'll be like 70 dollars more because I can't get past the hand guard of the AR I was planning on buying (I think that's what it is called). Or should I just buy my own hand guard?


edit: actually.... HNNNNG I want this look:
that's a $200 stock FYI

magpul stock grip and handguard in FDE

you can buy the stripped ar people are posting then buy these to complete it

edit: $265 on their website - prob cost 50% of what that rifle did

https://www.magpul.com/products/ubr-collapsible-stock
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They have other stocks that are close enough looking and not priced half as much as a rifle. Important thing is just to get all Magpul FDE stuff to get that look.
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Now this is a dilemma, if I get the FDE magpul CTR, then a dark earth ergo grips, it'll probably look off in color?

I'll just get the magpul dark earth for all of them (hand guard, grip, and stock) or Gray.. I guess


http://www.brownells.com/rifle-parts...48-158701.aspx

Is this hand guard suitable? I can't tell what size hand guard I'd need to cover
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Originally Posted By Wakaaa
Is this hand guard suitable? I can't tell what size hand guard I'd need to cover
depends on the gas length on the rifle
carbine, mid, rifle
the hand guard should specify
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