Newbe AR build

[OK Bowhunter]

I have a Spikes lower on the way, a mil spec buffer tube (spring and buffer), and a Rock River parts kit ready to install on the lower. I have a standard stock from another AR to use. Now for the upper. I would like to build something a little different so I thinking on the following:

White Oak Armament SPECIAL PURPOSE RIFLE (SPR) Match Barrel and headspaced bolt
18 inch 1-7 twist Match Grade Stainless Steel barrel
• Chambered to give excellent performance and reliability with a wide variety of ammo
• Light weight contour ( total weight of 41 ounces )
• 1/2x28 threaded muzzle to accept standard .223 flash hider or muzzle brake
• Choice of Rifle or Mid-Length gas system
• Choice of Standard or M-4 Ramped Barrel extensions
A4 Flat Top Rec. m4 feed ramps
Upper parts kit
Bolt carrier and key
Charging handle
Standard A2 flash hider

Next wiil come the hand guard, which I am trying to make my mind up on it.

What will I need to install the barrel. tools, parts, etc,

Thanks

 

[ez bake]

I have a Spikes lower on the way, a mil spec buffer tube (spring and buffer), and a Rock River parts kit ready to install on the lower. I have a standard stock from another AR to use. Now for the upper. I would like to build something a little different so I thinking on the following:

White Oak Armament SPECIAL PURPOSE RIFLE (SPR) Match Barrel and headspaced bolt
18 inch 1-7 twist Match Grade Stainless Steel barrel
• Chambered to give excellent performance and reliability with a wide variety of ammo
• Light weight contour ( total weight of 41 ounces )
• 1/2x28 threaded muzzle to accept standard .223 flash hider or muzzle brake
• Choice of Rifle or Mid-Length gas system
• Choice of Standard or M-4 Ramped Barrel extensions
A4 Flat Top Rec. m4 feed ramps
Upper parts kit
Bolt carrier and key
Charging handle
Standard A2 flash hider

Next wiil come the hand guard, which I am trying to make my mind up on it.

What will I need to install the barrel. tools, parts, etc,

Thanks

Installing the barrel might differ depending on the handguard - Daniel Defense, YHM, and a few others all have proprietary barrel-nuts or Jam nuts. You'll need a different tool depending on which one you decide to go with.

Other than that, nothing fancy other than a good torque wrench.