New AR build

>>33326073
i would make sure to get a barrel

A pistol grip will make improve your handling

Where do you get the parts? Smugglers? Or are you from a country where it's legal to buy these things?

>>33326521
Not necessary, that will add too much weight. OP has to be HSLD.

>>33326581
It's legal do build your own guns in the US, you can even buy the parts on the internet.

>>33326521
What barrel, ye ol wise sage, would ye suggest?

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>>33326704
oak is pretty good

>>33326073
How does it feel to be on FBIs watch list, kiddo?

.300 Winchester Magnum might be a bit much for a canister

>>33326802
Are you really that ignorant of the American firearms law?

>>33326073
Alright everyone. We seem to have gotten off on the wrong foot. This is my fault, I suppose I should have expected this. I apologize.

I plan on building a new AR platform rifle chambered in .300BLK because from the research I did I found its a very suppressor friendly caliber. I'm thinking of either doing the SBR tax stamp or keeping it in a pistol format with a sig brace. What uppers, trigger systems and grips would you suggest? This is going to be my first AR type rifle so I'm not sure what I want as far as brands go.

>>33326073
>so I can throw a can on it later

no you won't

not unless the HPA passes

the vast majority of faggots who state that they're going to buy a suppressor never do because of the hassle.

if everyone who said they were going to get one actually got one, silencer sales would be double what they are now

>>33327198
There's an NFA dealer near by with a range. Since I'm a range member they will handle the hassle for me. All's I've got to do is give the 200 or so for the stamp. This rifle is literally being put together for the purpose of putting a can on it.