simply because there's so much of that available, and sometimes on sale it's not worth reloading for general practice.
I've discovered that, if I can find a complete upper on sale, it'll be cheaper than buying the parts and putting one together.
Over to Californicated,
Gun-control groups have not expressed much public concern over the delays and setbacks. The 2016 California gun-control measures
represented a bright spot for the movement in a year that largely
favored the efforts of gun-rights groups. The Brady Campaign to Prevent
Gun Violence did not immediately return a request for comment from the Washington Free Beacon but previously said they were not worried about the delayed implementation of new assault-weapon regulations.
Of course they're not troubled; things are horrendously screwed up and gun owners and firearms-related businesses are the ones being screwed by all this, which is just find with the Brady bunch.
Over to The Media. Y'know, the clowns who spent most of a decade covering for and boosting Obama & Co., but now scream and yell about how they're not being properly respected.
Very much a case of "You bastards made this bed; deal with it."
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I have built [assembled] 2 ar's I bought a nice upper from Palmetto state armory and a complete lower and a complete rifle kit from sportsmans guide. I have seen mixed reviews about palmetto quality control, mine is good, good price. They also have an enhanced trigger kit for about 30 bucks. The trigger sucked on a anderson lower. I replaced with the kit and it's smooth.
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