AR15 complete build list.... need help completing.

[NikatKimber]

The more crap you put on one...like all your super cool tactical MIAD is only going to take away reliability and make problems appear...but whatever.

I would love to see you demonstrate over thousands of rounds just how a different grip affects reliability. If nothing else it will keep you busy and away from your keyboard for a while.

 

[rc508pir]

The parts you have listed sound like a good plinker.

Though if you have any inkling of using it for self defense/house gun, Id change a couple of parts.
1. Ditch the comp/brake you have. You'll blow out your ear drums with that thing inside your house (its already going to daze you without a brake . That one you have there is more brake than flash suppressor. Unless you are in competition, you dont need a brake.
2. Get at least a milspec, or better, lower parts kit/fire control. Im not familiar with the one you have listed but its on the expensive side and that doesn't necessarily mean reliability.

 

[Gunbuffer]

They sell that mission first tactical junk at Walmart. Cheapo poop

 

[Tanis143]

The parts you have listed sound like a good plinker.

Though if you have any inkling of using it for self defense/house gun, Id change a couple of parts.
1. Ditch the comp/brake you have. You'll blow out your ear drums with that thing inside your house (its already going to daze you without a brake . That one you have there is more brake than flash suppressor. Unless you are in competition, you dont need a brake.
2. Get at least a milspec, or better, lower parts kit/fire control. Im not familiar with the one you have listed but its on the expensive side and that doesn't necessarily mean reliability.

For home defense I will definately get a can. No way no how will I try to fire an AR in my house. I may live but I won't get to hear anything afterwards (exagerated, but I agree with your statement). I know I won't really need a flash hider, won't be firing at night, so it was between a break or a comp and would rather have the upswing control of a comp. You you have a recommendation for a different one?

For the LPK sans trigger I will go with milspec, probably get the Anderson kit mentioned earlier. For the trigger I looked around for a light pull trigger. This might be the one part I'll have to buy and try before I know if I will like it.

 

[NikatKimber]

For home defense I will definately get a can. No way no how will I try to fire an AR in my house. I may live but I won't get to hear anything afterwards (exagerated, but I agree with your statement). I know I won't really need a flash hider, won't be firing at night, so it was between a break or a comp and would rather have the upswing control of a comp. You you have a recommendation for a different one?

For the LPK sans trigger I will go with milspec, probably get the Anderson kit mentioned earlier. For the trigger I looked around for a light pull trigger. This might be the one part I'll have to buy and try before I know if I will like it.

http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2016/04/jeremy-s/ar-15-drop-in-trigger-roundup/

 

[Tanis143]

They sell that mission first tactical junk at Walmart. Cheapo poop

If you are commenting about the MIAD, please explain to me how it being sold at wal-mart constitutes it as cheapo poop? Its a friggin grip. For plinking I don't need a $100 specialized makes love to my hand grip. I just wanted one that fit better than the stock pistol grip.

 

[NikatKimber]

If you are commenting about the MIAD, please explain to me how it being sold at wal-mart constitutes it as cheapo poop? Its a friggin grip. For plinking I don't need a $100 specialized makes love to my hand grip. I just wanted one that fit better than the stock pistol grip.

He's talking about the stock I linked to.

You can for the most part just ignore him. He used to be a helpful knowledgeable guy, but now he just like to drop in on threads and fling cheap "stuff you buy at walmart."

 

[Tanis143]

http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2016/04/jeremy-s/ar-15-drop-in-trigger-roundup/

Thanks, makes me feel a bit better about my trigger selection. One of the reasons I went with this trigger is the fact its a drop in, don't have to worry about getting the springs put in wrong. I didn't know that the pin pattern can vary from one lower to another, so this is another reason to get a drop in if you are not getting a matched lower and trigger.

 

[NikatKimber]

Thanks, makes me feel a bit better about my trigger selection. One of the reasons I went with this trigger is the fact its a drop in, don't have to worry about getting the springs put in wrong. I didn't know that the pin pattern can vary from one lower to another, so this is another reason to get a drop in if you are not getting a matched lower and trigger.

If you're not hunting low pull weights and short take up / overtravel, the variance between lowers is going to be small enough that component triggers are fine.

 

[rc508pir]

For home defense I will definately get a can. No way no how will I try to fire an AR in my house. I may live but I won't get to hear anything afterwards (exagerated, but I agree with your statement). I know I won't really need a flash hider, won't be firing at night, so it was between a break or a comp and would rather have the upswing control of a comp. You you have a recommendation for a different one?

For the LPK sans trigger I will go with milspec, probably get the Anderson kit mentioned earlier. For the trigger I looked around for a light pull trigger. This might be the one part I'll have to buy and try before I know if I will like it.

Why wouldn't you use a AR in your house? Apt or townhouse?

A A2 bird cage is all you need, but you can put on what ever you want. Before getting a comp, shoot it first. If the recoil impulse is still slightly high for you, Id get the next higher buffer weight to smooth it out. Your barrel is already a mid length so that's going to smooth out the recoil as is