OP, its a little bit of everything mentioned above.
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Average Joe AR question
- Thread starter mcdougmd
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The average Joe AR user need not spend more than $600 starting out. I would never buy a factory AR. There simply is no need to buy name brand ARs. Putting a complete lower on a complete upper is cheap and quite reliable for Joe six-pack. As he uses his AR, he might find that he likes a lighter upper, trigger or scope that increases the price. I’m telling you that a home built AR with a $125 trigger makes a really nice AR.
...I never imagined that I would ever post this but this thread just isn't the same without Greg Vess...
You can build nice yourself but if you ever try to sell you'll take a bath. No one wants a home build.
OK, lots of advice. all good. BUT anybody have a parts list?
I like Bravo Company lowers with their PNT trigger- I don't mind a military grade trigger in a working rifle. I have a rifle with a Geissele SSA-E trigger that is more accurate than I can shoot it.
As far as the upper goes it really depends on what you plan on doing with it. Home defense, 3 gun, long range precision?
I just replaced a stock RRA trigger with a Geissele and I didn't notice a huge difference. 
The RRA match trigger is one of the best for the money out thereI just replaced a stock RRA trigger with a Geissele and I didn't notice a huge difference.
