AR builds

RScott · 01-13-18, 07:01 AM

Sourcing for a new project and I thought I would ask here - any Metro ATL shops have a decent selection of receivers? Bought almost everything online, but do prefer to "buy local" if possible. Seems most locations have one manufacturer they rep, but only one. Thanks

RScott · 01-13-18, 07:24 PM

84 views and no comment? Got to be some folks on here that like erector sets?

Sighter · 01-13-18, 09:33 PM

I've done my research, just never pulled the trigger after all these years. To narrow everything down from what I learned, look for deals and sign up for newsletters and that is the best way to get the most bang for your buck. You'd be surprised at how cheap you can build a decent AR if you got some time to nit pick deals.... also the amount of emails you get haha.

RScott · 01-14-18, 08:02 AM

Oh I get the emails, and you can save a lot of money or spend a lot of money depending on what your goal is, I just like to go look in person and the shops in my area don't have a big inventory.

PS - PULL that trigger so you can pull the trigger....

CatfishMike · 01-14-18, 04:39 PM

Check TruPrep off of Cobb Parkway in Marietta. I don't own an AR or know a lot about building them, but I've got a buddy trying to push me into a build. He says TruPrep has great prices on decent lowers.

RScott · 01-14-18, 05:19 PM

Tue Prep is suppose to be the best in the Metro ATL, will be heading up there this week. Fly fishing is now my "cheap" hobby. Hopefully in 2 weeks I will be able to show the "after" pictures.....

retiredmp · 01-15-18, 12:20 AM

Headed out to Vegas and The Shot Show - next weekend for the week.

Streamside Sam · 01-15-18, 08:40 PM

I asked a friend of mine who is highly skilled with AR builds, does several each year, buys and sells, etc. and he recommended TruPrep as well.

Also, gun shows often have a good selection of AR parts.

RScott · 01-18-18, 01:02 PM

It's Christmas in January - everything I think I need will hit the house today, erector set 101 class starts in about 5 hours

RScott · 01-20-18, 11:48 AM

Erector set 98.5% complete. Need a volunteer to test fire, anyone????

jk

Maybe a pic if it doesn't blow up

01-13-18, 07:01 AM	#1
RScott Ex-President, Victim of the Cajun Rebellion Join Date: Jan 1999 Posts: 5,827	AR builds Sourcing for a new project and I thought I would ask here - any Metro ATL shops have a decent selection of receivers? Bought almost everything online, but do prefer to "buy local" if possible. Seems most locations have one manufacturer they rep, but only one. Thanks __________________ RScott Support the Mission Statement - buy the TU License Plate!

01-13-18, 07:24 PM	#2
RScott Ex-President, Victim of the Cajun Rebellion Join Date: Jan 1999 Posts: 5,827	84 views and no comment? Got to be some folks on here that like erector sets? __________________ RScott Support the Mission Statement - buy the TU License Plate!

01-14-18, 08:02 AM	#4
RScott Ex-President, Victim of the Cajun Rebellion Join Date: Jan 1999 Posts: 5,827	Oh I get the emails, and you can save a lot of money or spend a lot of money depending on what your goal is, I just like to go look in person and the shops in my area don't have a big inventory. PS - PULL that trigger so you can pull the trigger.... __________________ RScott Support the Mission Statement - buy the TU License Plate!

01-14-18, 05:19 PM	#6
RScott Ex-President, Victim of the Cajun Rebellion Join Date: Jan 1999 Posts: 5,827	Tue Prep is suppose to be the best in the Metro ATL, will be heading up there this week. Fly fishing is now my "cheap" hobby. Hopefully in 2 weeks I will be able to show the "after" pictures..... __________________ RScott Support the Mission Statement - buy the TU License Plate!

01-15-18, 12:20 AM	#7
retiredmp BOD Member, Hall of Fame Member Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Atlanta, GA Posts: 671	Headed out to Vegas and The Shot Show - next weekend for the week. __________________ "Not every Soldier is a Joe" You can support the NGTO Mission Statement and Help Ease DNR's Budget Woes. Buy a TU License Plate!

01-13-18, 09:33 PM	#3
Sighter NGTO Instagram Controller Join Date: Jul 2015 Location: Gwinnett County Posts: 620	I've done my research, just never pulled the trigger after all these years. To narrow everything down from what I learned, look for deals and sign up for newsletters and that is the best way to get the most bang for your buck. You'd be surprised at how cheap you can build a decent AR if you got some time to nit pick deals.... also the amount of emails you get haha.

01-14-18, 04:39 PM	#5
CatfishMike Native Join Date: Nov 2012 Location: Atlanta Posts: 175	Check TruPrep off of Cobb Parkway in Marietta. I don't own an AR or know a lot about building them, but I've got a buddy trying to push me into a build. He says TruPrep has great prices on decent lowers.

01-15-18, 08:40 PM	#8
Streamside Sam Native Join Date: Jun 2014 Location: Buford, Ga. Posts: 326	I asked a friend of mine who is highly skilled with AR builds, does several each year, buys and sells, etc. and he recommended TruPrep as well. Also, gun shows often have a good selection of AR parts. __________________ "A free people ought not only to be armed, but disciplined..." George Washington

01-18-18, 01:02 PM	#9
RScott Ex-President, Victim of the Cajun Rebellion Join Date: Jan 1999 Posts: 5,827	It's Christmas in January - everything I think I need will hit the house today, erector set 101 class starts in about 5 hours __________________ RScott Support the Mission Statement - buy the TU License Plate!

01-20-18, 11:48 AM	#10
RScott Ex-President, Victim of the Cajun Rebellion Join Date: Jan 1999 Posts: 5,827	Erector set 98.5% complete. Need a volunteer to test fire, anyone???? jk Maybe a pic if it doesn't blow up __________________ RScott Support the Mission Statement - buy the TU License Plate!

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