AR15

it's a shit kit anon

http://www.groundzeroprecision.com/collections/ar-15-carbine-rifle-complete-build-kits/products/build-it-yourself-16-stainless-223-5-56-a2-carbine-project-kit-w-sights-free-shipping?variant=3836681217

I'm fucking autistic

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>looking to build an ar-15
stop falling for this meme
get an ak

>>30199304
>wanting a rifle with offset steel rod wiggling the front end of the rifle

>>30199304
>Slavmemes are better memes

>>30199304

>stop liking what I don't like

>>30199309
>thinking that matters within the effective range of an intermediate cartridge
Just because you can arc 5.56 accurately to 600+ yards doesn't mean you should.

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>>30199188
You need tools if you want to do what your kit is requiring.
If you want to build your AR-15, go buy an upper + lower receiver + lower parts kit.
Not saying that you couldn't go buy the required vice, wrenches, mallets, and other stuff, but it's a lot for a kit that costs <500 dollars.
It also depends on your budget and your future plans.
Depending on how you plan to use it, either get an upper from BCM or a Freedom PSA and get a standard lower with a parts kit. Nothing too fancy.

>>30199366
100% this

>>30199188
My first AR was a Smith and Wesson M&P 15-22. I later upgraded to the 5.56 version. Now I own both that one and my newest AR is a Ruger 5.56. Fantastic and accurate rifle. Vortex Sparc II red dot sight is okay for the price. Just put fagpul tan furniture on it recently. I dig it. Gotta get into combat training though.