Would you if you could

[GeauxLSU]

If I had a use for it and/or if I thought it was at or below current market, yes, I would.
I believe that meets at least one of those criteria.

 

[CTS Tactical]

I have sold too many of them for $350 to bring myself to pay $600 for one. Oh but wait, that was last year. Anything goes these days I guess.

 

[greg vess]

Did I mention the 50.dollar bounty on yotes. I M going to get a good call and the moving decoy and do some collecting.

 

[BigMike]

Personally, no. But I'm AR poor. Lots of folks out there are in my position and would probably jump on that deal.

 

[cmshoot]

Build on a quantity of Anderson receivers and you’ll need to be able to inspect them and cull the bad ones.

 

[Winterborne]

Sometimes a name is just a name.

Sometimes the name represents proper materials, build technique and quality control.

I have seen Anderson's both good and slightly out of spec.
Pin holes off or to tight/loose...ect.

My buddy has one that is just as good as a DPMS or S&W.

They all send a round down range and cycle.

My picks for an AR15 are:
FN
BCM
COLT

FN or LWRC is my go to, DI or piston.
I like the Geissle Super Duty but don't have enough time on one yet to suit me.

All of the above rifles are a considerable expense and show it in resale value.

A receiver build gun never gets my attention unless I am buying it to break down for parts.

 

[letusbuyyourcar]

Not even to flip?

You're not supposed to use that word.

 

[whitmo]

Did I mention the 50.dollar bounty on yotes.

Is this in GA?

 

[Bandwidth]

No, but just because I don't like garbage builds.

 

[greg vess]

No, but just because I don't like garbage builds.

Not all builds are garbage. side from parts all rifles are on assembly lines just like anything else that produced in masses. If boils down to bottom line.