This might be a good deal for the price. Especially for anyone wanting to try build their first AR... All you'll need to do after you are done is have muzzle brake and stock pinned. One caveat I can see is looks like a flash supressor. You may be able to ask them for a swap out. Otherwise just pick one NJ legal. They have other kits too.... Just scroll down. You'll need a lower of course too and maybe a stock of choice. What ya think?

 

http://www.groundzeroprecision.com/products/diy-16-223-5-56-carbine-ar-15-rifle-project-kit-free-shipping-facebook?variant=1566917249

 

 

 

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Add lower, stock, ff handguard or delta ring and handguard plus retainer, muzzle brake, sights, etc.

 

Many rifles are cheaper. But you do get what you want.

 

Here is another that includes an MFT stock....

http://www.groundzeroprecision.com/collections/featured/products/diy-16-223-5-56-carbine-ar-15-project-kit-with-mft-battlelink-minimalist-stock-free-shipping?variant=1908195265

 

 

 

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I can put together a complete rifle with stripped lower and lpk, buffer assy, and stock. I would just buy a fully assembled upper for a total of about 450 based on current market prices and frequency of sales. The decision is yours.

Here is another that includes an MFT stock.... http://www.groundzeroprecision.com/collections/featured/products/diy-16-223-5-56-carbine-ar-15-project-kit-with-mft-battlelink-minimalist-stock-free-shipping?variant=1908195265 Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I think it's better in the PRNJ if we don't buy kits with threaded barrels and flash hiders. I wound up with such a kit and had to go through the crap of buying a muzzle brake and having it pinned and welded when I was stupid

and knew no better. No more threaded barrels for me!

Thats a silly reason not to get a threaded barrel. It's how most of us build our own. I did say you can ask if they'd swap out a NJ legal muzzle device. It's up to you to get it right and make it legal.

 

 

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