Hey folks! Do you live in a state that's not a shithole that allows you to exercise your 2nd amendment right? Have you been putting off on getting a gun because you're just too lazy?
Here's a quick guide to building your own AR-15 on the cheap.
This is the first part we're going to buy and it's the most important. This is the only part of an AR-15 that is regulated, you can purchase everything else without getting a background check except this. It will need to be mailed to a local dealer who will charge you a fee and background check you. palmettostatearmory.com/psa-ar-15-lower-safe-fire-1728.html
These are your run of the mill magazines. I'd say 10 is a good start but you can get as many or little as you want. You can also likely head down to any local gun store to purchase some and meet your local FLGS owner. palmettostatearmory.com/d-h-5-56-30rd-aluminum-magazine-8416.html
Some things to consider at this point: >Clean your fucking gun >Begin stockpiling ammunition. A little here and there never hurts. >Look for an optic. Iron sights are fine but red dots / acogs go great if you have the money
>you can order assault rifles off the fucking internet and get them shipped right to your doorstep >WHY DO WE HAVE SO MANY MASS SHOOTINGS I DONT UNDERSTAND!!!
you “people” are fucking disgusting.
Josiah Hall
>buying anything from psa
as long as its babbys first ar its ok but beyond that its shit
Matthew Wright
instead maybe you could give some tips and tricks to people who don't have access to a 2nd amendment right
Asher Jones
stale pasta
Christopher Robinson
Well, when I bought it, a "cheap" AR was $1500 in 1994, which works out to about $2500 when adjusted for inflation. You had a choice of FN or Colt with Col being the cheap model the Mini was $600. Of course you could get an SKS for about $100 and all the steel case 7.62x39 you could ever want. I think in some ways the 1994 Assault Weapons Ban and the import bans were actually a good thing. The '94 AWB made people who had never considered van AR want one simply because the gubmint said they couldn't have it, and the import bans gave the domestic AR industry a chance to get its feet under it without having to compete with cheap Slavshit.
Andrew Stewart
Can't you get a P-mag for like $2 more?
Joshua Murphy
First, the top price, the lower, is a serial numbered part that requires a background check to purchase, so you have to pick it up at an Federally liscenced firearms dealer. Second, we don't actually have that many "mass shootings." Gun murders make up 0.03% of all annual deaths in the US and are so far behind every other cause of death it's not even funny. We just have a news media that hypes up every incident that happened in a white liberal area.
Leo Roberts
you're the one that lives without the 2nd, you should know better than he would
Levi Lee
I don't know much about French gun laws. I'm going to assume a pistol of any kind is not an option. Look into shooting clubs. Even the Brits have allowances for sporting rifles. Ifbyou can join a club, you can get whatever permits byiu need to own Firearms. The Bitish are limited to "manually operated" rifles, but they've developed a work around. The first is an AR 15 with the gas system disabled and a manual bolt handle that turns it into a straight pull bolt action. It's slower than a semiauto, but faster than a traditional bolt action. The second is rather ingenious. The gas system is left intact, however the bolt locks back with every shot. A bolt release button is placed on the grip that can be pressed with a finger or thumb. This is technically a manually operated rifle since it requires an action to close the bolt. It is basically a manually operated semiauto rifle.
