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Old 12-11-2012, 02:39 PM
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Originally Posted by LittleBuddy
true, but not many of us have a 10.5" barrel.

I think I might be in the market for an AR-15.
You'd be surprised how many people in MD have SBR's registered. You have to pay $200 for a tax stamp but its worth it in my opinion.

If you are in the market for an AR and its your first just get a Colt 6920. There are lots of reasons to build your own but you can't beat Colt's warranty and customer service.


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not a bad price either for it.
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Originally Posted by LittleBuddy
true, but not many of us have a 10.5" barrel.

I think I might be in the market for an AR-15.

http://dsgarms.com/ProductInfo/COLE6920MP-DE.aspx

AR's are addicting so plan a budget of 1500, get a Colt 6920, 6 Magpul 30 rd mags, a good sling, an Aimpoint Pro sight, Magpul BUIS and then move on. Thats everything you need for a target/home defense/sporting/shtf/truck gun.

Put at least 2000 rds of ammo through before you even start to plan another AR purchase.
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Originally Posted by Veeb0rg

what the hell, I offered to buy it from ya if you pulled it and was told no.
That's how much they charge for it, I'm not pulling it.
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someone with 16" wheels should buy these...

Brian???

http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/usa-n...l#post15094752
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Originally Posted by dukie564
someone with 16" wheels should buy these...

Brian???

http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/usa-n...l#post15094752
Are those the same size tires on Chris' (wormdrink)? I'd need to install the JKS ACOS up front and get a shackle relocation with JKS boomerang shackles in the rear if I wanted to fit those. I'd prob have to trim fenders as well.
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it's a hell of a deal regardless, and he's in New Market
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Originally Posted by brian0128

Are those the same size tires on Chris' (wormdrink)? I'd need to install the JKS ACOS up front and get a shackle relocation with JKS boomerang shackles in the rear if I wanted to fit those. I'd prob have to trim fenders as well.
Want!
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HO LEE CRAP



this is happening right now
Holy S man.
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Originally Posted by brian0128

Are those the same size tires on Chris' (wormdrink)? I'd need to install the JKS ACOS up front and get a shackle relocation with JKS boomerang shackles in the rear if I wanted to fit those. I'd prob have to trim fenders as well.
Yup. Seriously good deal. Shame they're not 265's, It would give me an excuse to put Moab's on the TJ.
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Originally Posted by nowhres

Shocks
Yours if you want them.
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Originally Posted by dukie564
it's a hell of a deal regardless, and he's in New Market
I'm in new market too. I can pick them up and hold them. Might be able to squeeze them in the garage.
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Originally Posted by Pudgy Fingers
I'm in new market too. I can pick them up and hold them. Might be able to squeeze them in the garage.
I really don't want to trim so ill have to pass on these. Hey Nathan, want to trade your wheels and tires for my moabs?
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Originally Posted by brian0128
http://dsgarms.com/ProductInfo/COLE6920MP-DE.aspx

AR's are addicting so plan a budget of 1500, get a Colt 6920, 6 Magpul 30 rd mags, a good sling, an Aimpoint Pro sight, Magpul BUIS and then move on. Thats everything you need for a target/home defense/sporting/shtf/truck gun.

Put at least 2000 rds of ammo through before you even start to plan another AR purchase.
I'm sure it's gonna turn out to be an addicting and expensive hobby. I have a ton more reading to do and just started looking it them. But this jewel caught my eye already

http://www.rockriverarms.com/index.c...ategory_id=549

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