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The Optic Zone, they shipped fast too.

I had these same question my self last year. check out SWFA forms, it's on the left side of the page. You can use the search to check out all your options. I ended up with an elite 4200 4x16x40 for $349 delivered. Couldn't be more pleased with the glass. As for a mount I would go with a one...

I have a Tasco 6x24x44 and it's cloudy when you start to use more magnafication save alittle more money you'll be much happyer in the long run.

Bushnell elite 4200, take a look at these. Also check the form at SWFA, lots of good info.

I have a .22lr Ciener kit for my AR and it's MUCH fun, so you can shot cenerfire or rimfire. If you have the cash I would say an AR15.

KBintheSLC, also check out, The Maryland AR15 Shooters site. There is alot of good info. on that site too. Two good books,The AR15 complete owner's guide by Walt Kuleck and The AR15 by Patrick Sweeney. Hope this helps some.

As far as ammo goes, I've used everything from my reloads, Radway surplus, UMC American Eagle, Wolf, and Black Hills with no problems.

I was just stating that you can build an AR for quit a bit less that buying a complete gun. If you are set on a complete gun, there are many manufacturers. Armalite, DPMS, Bushmaster Colt, Rock River Arms, Stag, Fulton Armory, Wilson, Les Baer, JP and I'm sure there is a few more.

Both ARs I built work well, about 10,000 rounds through them. I would guess I saved $300 on each. If nothing else, buy a complete upper, and a complete lower and put them together. But if you are looking into ARs, AR15.com has some of the best info. on complete rifles, brands, parts ect.

Before you buy anything, go to ar15.com and do some reading. I've built two ARs, it not very hard if you buy a complete upper. The lower goes together with simple tools. And ar15.com has complete instructions on how to put the lower together with pictures.The money you save, you can put...

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