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What should a person do/know before an AR build
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<blockquote data-quote="briarcreekguy" data-source="post: 2835907" data-attributes="member: 16975"><p>Just a quick update. I fired my AR for the first time tonight, worked perfectly. I didn't lose any pins or springs during the build, but I did ruin a free float barrel nut, I bought an economy armorers wrench and it didn't fit well. I thought I could make it work, but it slipped and I took a chunk out of the nut. I had to re-order the nut and a quality barrel wrench, that and the weather (unheated shop) and my MS, slowed me down. I'll sight her in tomorrow. I highly recommend building an AR if you have ever thought about it. It's not hard at all and a lot of fun. Thanks for all the help and advice from you guys.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="briarcreekguy, post: 2835907, member: 16975"] Just a quick update. I fired my AR for the first time tonight, worked perfectly. I didn't lose any pins or springs during the build, but I did ruin a free float barrel nut, I bought an economy armorers wrench and it didn't fit well. I thought I could make it work, but it slipped and I took a chunk out of the nut. I had to re-order the nut and a quality barrel wrench, that and the weather (unheated shop) and my MS, slowed me down. I'll sight her in tomorrow. I highly recommend building an AR if you have ever thought about it. It's not hard at all and a lot of fun. Thanks for all the help and advice from you guys. [/QUOTE]
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