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No, I haven't done a 'search' here.
Lazy today.
New to the AR 15 universe.
Sport II outa jail a few weeks back; range time and BIG grins.
Dang!!! This Recoil Therapy zone can be gettin' expensive!!!
Got my first box of 500 bulk to start out...
Given our Nanny State garbage goin' on, I picked up the Sport.
Better able to now than not able to later.
Yeah, I know; 'late to the game'!
I figure it's in my best interests to be able to work on and modify/upgrade/alter my new toy to 'configure' it to the new legalities.
Obviously, we ain't gonna know exactly which way for a while, BUT...
There's a few items that I see now that need be and can be changed out to 'fit the bill'.
I'd much rather be able to do my own stuff than pay a shop to do so for me.
Although sometimes shop work is better than DIY.
Future home builds are a pleasant option once I figure out how to do so!
Lowers, uppers, calibers, stocks, barrels and their lengths and twists, etc.
Chuckling; this can get addictive!
Kinda already has...
Asking here for recommended tools to bust it all down (as in: all the way down), be able to remove/add pieces and put back together like I wasn't even in there.
My cleaning kit is decent enough.
Loop attachments in the cleaning patch zone are hard to find!
I got a brass punch set recently. Figured I'd need it later.
Sportsman's Warehouse has a limited supply of toolage at retail rates.
I've got bookmarks set on Brownell's and others.
I'm not 'flush' at the bank, but do have some discretionary funds available.
Toss in your recommends; I'll do appropriate legwork and go from there.
Need to get an AR 15 table mat; a bench vice contraption and others beyond.
Please: Basics first, 'advanced' is down the pipe.
Baby steps to start; once I can walk around, I can pick up more and better toolage.
And then...there's the reloading universe...
Which might also be in my future.
Reloading is farther down the line, though!
Tanks, in advance!
Lazy today.
New to the AR 15 universe.
Sport II outa jail a few weeks back; range time and BIG grins.
Dang!!! This Recoil Therapy zone can be gettin' expensive!!!
Got my first box of 500 bulk to start out...
Given our Nanny State garbage goin' on, I picked up the Sport.
Better able to now than not able to later.
Yeah, I know; 'late to the game'!
I figure it's in my best interests to be able to work on and modify/upgrade/alter my new toy to 'configure' it to the new legalities.
Obviously, we ain't gonna know exactly which way for a while, BUT...
There's a few items that I see now that need be and can be changed out to 'fit the bill'.
I'd much rather be able to do my own stuff than pay a shop to do so for me.
Although sometimes shop work is better than DIY.
Future home builds are a pleasant option once I figure out how to do so!
Lowers, uppers, calibers, stocks, barrels and their lengths and twists, etc.
Chuckling; this can get addictive!
Kinda already has...
Asking here for recommended tools to bust it all down (as in: all the way down), be able to remove/add pieces and put back together like I wasn't even in there.
My cleaning kit is decent enough.
Loop attachments in the cleaning patch zone are hard to find!
I got a brass punch set recently. Figured I'd need it later.
Sportsman's Warehouse has a limited supply of toolage at retail rates.
I've got bookmarks set on Brownell's and others.
I'm not 'flush' at the bank, but do have some discretionary funds available.
Toss in your recommends; I'll do appropriate legwork and go from there.
Need to get an AR 15 table mat; a bench vice contraption and others beyond.
Please: Basics first, 'advanced' is down the pipe.
Baby steps to start; once I can walk around, I can pick up more and better toolage.
And then...there's the reloading universe...
Which might also be in my future.
Reloading is farther down the line, though!
Tanks, in advance!
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