Finally finished my first AR

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Tex4426

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it comes in at a whopping 12 pounds as seen in pic

my lower is a RRA stripped
RRA NM 2 stage trigger
Ergo grips with palm shelf
Magpul ACS stock
The scope is a weaver extreme 6-24X50 with lighted reticle and side adjust parallax
RRA high rise scope mount

On the upper obviously RRA PP

upgraded to chrome bolt
quad rails
bcm gunfighter latch

total comes in at about $1600 as seen in pic $1200 minus the scope
 
Congrats, looks good!

Hope you don't mind, but I lightened up your pic;

RRA3.jpg

:D
 
Havnt had the oppurtunity to shoot it yet but im sure it will be a great feeling shooting a gun i put together and ammo i loaded myself
 
Great set up, you will definitely enjoy shooting that rifle. My brothers and I took our AR's to Terlingua out to 500 yards during memorial day. The RRA 2 stage triggers are really great.
 
Good looking rifle.
You should like that scope.I have 2 of them,both with the German #4 reticle.
The glass is almost as clear and bright as my Sightron SIII scopes.They almost have too much eye relief,but once you get used to that,they're great scopes.Tracking has been great with both also.
I put one on my Savage 12FLVSS 223,and the other on my RRA 20" Varminter.
 
Paper punch...varmint hunt...im gonna buy different upper to deer hunt with and a 22 to squirrel hunt with...and u know the occcasional zombie apocalypse (lol)
 
Why do folks build up an AR to weigh that much...I mean, isn't the reason to own one just to get a light-weight 5.56 rifle? (I've owned 3.)

For a semi-auto rifle that weighed that much, aren't there better ones for varmints?

A custom build and all, I mean. Apples to apples.
 
Why do folks build up an AR to weigh that much...I mean, isn't the reason to own one just to get a light-weight 5.56 rifle? (I've owned 3.)

For a semi-auto rifle that weighed that much, aren't there better ones for varmints?

A custom build and all, I mean. Apples to apples.

Yankee, I won't be too harsh on you, because your name leads me to the root of the question. Here is the best answer that I can give you: everything is bigger in Texas :cool:

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Why do folks build up an AR to weigh that much...I mean, isn't the reason to own one just to get a light-weight 5.56 rifle? (I've owned 3.)

For a semi-auto rifle that weighed that much, aren't there better ones for varmints?

A custom build and all, I mean. Apples to apples.
Long range varmint rifles tend to weigh more due to the long heavy barrels and large scopes.

Different disciplines require different configurations.

I wouldn't use my 24" Grendel for CQC, or my 10" SBR for hitting 1K yd steels.
 
It weighs that much cuz its main purpose os benchrest...an mine is way lighter than most benchrest rifles...most benchrest shooters add 7 pounds of weight on top of the 12-15 poinds it already weighs...on my rifle tge scope by itself is right at 2 pounds and add that to a bipod and a ss heavy barrel...im a pretty big dude ay 6-4 280ish and the weight dosnt bother me since i dont plan on hoofing it 5 miles...i didnt build a battle rifle i....i want something that resembled a sniper rifle without the cost of the ammo...yes the AR was originally built to be light for military but they have to carry it around all day and i dont
 
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