finish ar build or buy another gun

[steelrain82]

So I have my lower already and lpk on the way. Now I feel like the wait for parts is ridiculous and am contemplating either buying a mossberg 590 or a beretta m9? Should I just finish the rifle or move forward with another purchase?

[stphnman20]

I'm in the same boat. With the extreme high prices on AR parts, i'm putting it on the back burner for now.

[jenericsig]

Do all at the same time!

Seriously, I would hold off on the handgun and get the Mossberg because after 1/1/14, it will be registered with The Cal DOJ. That is, purchases after this date for longguns gets reported to them.

In the meantime, wait for a good deal on an upper to complete your rifle.

[223556]

Put the AR on the back burner.
Do you own any handguns yet? If not get the 92FS or M9!
Great guns!
If you have a handgun then move onto the 590 (or 870 )
Either way you will still have something you can shoot instead of just parts.

[bryant]

same here just finish my 80% ar just waiting for woa barrel ,now looking for bolt action (remington700) i wish they make 80% bolt action.

[SDM44]

Heh, I'm in the opposite boat.... I have all of my AR parts but too lazy & busy to build it all up

But I like what somebody else mentioned, where long guns will require registration in Jan 2014 (for now), so I would get what you can now and then worry about a handgun later.

[dieselpower]

^ If your in Ventura area, I will build it for you. Drop me a PM.

I say you got the lower, you can hold off building the whole rifle till later. There is such a slim chance any wording of an AWB will include "working rifle is grandfathered" that I wouldnt think a lower would be treated any different then a complete rifle.

Get the M9 or the Moss 500.

[altxf4]

I am in the same boat... Except I want to buy a saiga 12 gauge... A now seemingly impossible to find item.

[dieselpower]

I am in the same boat... Except I want to buy a saiga 12 gauge... A now seemingly impossible to find item.

widen your search. They are out there. You just have to be willing to drive.