Thread: Ar15, should i buy now, or wait?

@stug are you watching this thread? could be an opportunity mate

Originally Posted by PerazziSC3

@stug are you watching this thread? could be an opportunity mate

Yep I'm watching. At one point I got asked to make 100 of them by an importer! At the moment I am back logged six months on orders so doing anything new would take a while. It really needs some one to make a die up and spin out a whole lot of plastic ones.

That is what we are doing. We will be spinning out hundreds in the first run. We will also be able to do pretty much any colour so expect to see the Magpul colours available - even pink for the feminine if there is demand

Unfortunately we cant show pictures yet.

would love to see a laminated thumbhole.

Originally Posted by mikee

Pic of the prototype please, i they are "aesthetically pleasing" I am going to need 3 + all my mate who brought ARs are looking too. Best looking one I have found So far was over 600 notes per throw. But does not look crap either

This is the best looking one i have found so far. NZ made
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Wholly crap that looks shit hot

Originally Posted by 199p

Wholly crap that looks shit hot

+1

You'll say holy shit at the price too.

Originally Posted by Beavis

You'll say holy shit at the price too.

Good shit or bad shit?

I think you will find guncitys ones are cheaper. Does that answer what type of "shit"?

$640 per stock, custom made. Don't think its too bad for what it is. I couldn't make it !!!!!!!!!!!

You could assemble a complete lower with a good trigger for the price of that stock.

Originally Posted by Beavis

You could assemble a complete lower with a good trigger for the price of that stock.

Or a long way to getting your E-cat setup.

Originally Posted by Beavis

You could assemble a complete lower with a good trigger for the price of that stock.

Nah, (assuming you imported all the bits your self in one go. $35 US for LPK, 89 for stock, 89 for stripped lower, 40 grip, 89 for a2 buffertube kit, 110 for JP trigger and 60 for JP hammer + another 40 for freight (cheapest "Good" trigger + 30bucks for permits
total of $582US which is more than 640 for the lower.
My point is although its expensive at least it does not look manky

It's unnecessary to have carbon fibre for an AR stock, seems like a silly choice of material.

Originally Posted by gimp

It's unnecessary to have carbon fibre for an AR stock, seems like a silly choice of material.

Unnecessary to have a pistol grip but still its an option. However not a silly one.
What's the reasoning behind thinking it's a silly choice of material? Think it is more targeted at being a niche market option.