AR-15 First Time Buyers Guide
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In this video, we discuss a variety of different options for upgrading and changing your AR. If you're a first-time buyer of these types of rifles, this video should be helpful to you. We go from basic to bougie.
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The fact a 30 min video is only scratching the surface of this topic shows how much effort and love is put into this platform.
It really is an excellent platform. It’s like the “Swiss army knife” of rifles.
That’s the great thing about the AR platform.
It’s been around so long that they’ve been more than perfected, even from the low budget companies. It’s damn near impossible to choose the wrong one
Everyone is scratching, even you friend. 😂
So true. Adult Legos, like he says. Make sure you have mil-spec and a truckload of cash and you can mix and match till your heart's content.
What I like about the AR system is that you really don’t need multiple lowers. Having multiple uppers with different barrel lengths or different calibers.
The lower is the cheapest part though. You start getting the "well, what's another $100 for an entire gun though" thoughts. 😂
@@iDeagles it is. Like 100 to 300 for a lower. Milspec to precision trigger
@@iDeagles depends on what you mean by cheap. Stock, buffer system and trigger group can get pricey. The lower itself isn’t too expensive but same with uppers without barrels or BCG.
I would invest in a bolt action Upper as well. I have a feeling you will be needing one of those before long.
@@Angl0sax0nknight most expensive stock for ar's in general is gonna be precision types. I think Larue tactical makes DMR stocks for sharpshooters and buffer spring and buffer are not that expensive lmao... only 60-120 bucks.
The only that gets real expensive is trigger packs. You can cop one for 100 or go up to 500 for a boutique precision match trigger. Anything lower wise is literally dollars and cents on parts
I would still say that a 16” mid-length gas system, from just about anyone, will treat you very well. A basic Vortex or Holosun reddot and you can’t go wrong.
adamb2619 Well said. Bottom line that's all you need, all else is to say "I have" "I got" most of what people see now days are expensive trinkets to run with the latest and greatest Super Tubers that gets all their stuff for FREE to keep their QVC cannels bank account maxed out. You are right, maybe a good Stream Light if needed your good to GO as you said.
With PSA selling AR bundles, it is a great time to get into ARs. Shoot almost 10yrs ago you couldn't even make a decked out AR for no less than $1000. PSA changed the game along with their budget handguns its a win win for "We The People".
Lol kid u is tripping hard. Lmao. 10 years ago. Everything was actually cheaper.
DPMS panther rifles were going 350-500 a pop. S&W mp15's were like 400-500 and some had scopes and iron sights.
Alot of good AR's were like 400-800 bucks and all were 1MOA guns at 100m
The only thing that wasnt cheap was usually lights, red dots and scopes tho.
Because of companies like sig, vortex and aimpoint. It was possible to get good carbine optics. Back then alot of glass and other optics costed wayy more than the guns they are mounted on. Same with lasers and lights. Nowadays. Good rifles are hovering around 5-600 to 900 dollars. Including PSA starting at 500. Tf u talkin about
A complete rifle from PSA can be had for $350 if you buy the upper and lower separately from PSA.
$239 upper w bcg & ch, then a complete lower, or a kit w complete upper, lpk, & buffer for $299, then grab a bare lower.
I've learned so much more by assembling my own and it's just a great hobby!!
With a beat up off the shelf m16A2 I was able to hit at 500 yards with iron sights in the Marines. That to me means the A2 is really accurate despite not having the free floating barrel. I don’t really care for accessories on a rifle I like just a rifle and a sighting system that is it. My ar10 has iron sights for example, I like how iron sights are a lot less expensive and work all the time.
What you score? How much time to you do in the pits?
@@HWG-wm8ld I shot sharp shooter don’t remember the exact score it was over 20 years ago. I forgot about the pits until you mentioned it but I remember it sucked lol, we didn’t have much time to pull the target down find the holes mark them then get them back up.
The basic m16a2 is my choice when I get me one just as get the money for it!
A few months ago I purchased my first rifle after months of research. I visited several local gun shops and learned they just want to sell you what they have in stock. I wanted a SBR for target shooting out to 100-yards. I visited the outdoor shooting range and asked several people if I could try shooting their gun. They all looked at me like I was some weirdo. I ended up having to buy a SBR that I never had an opportunity to fire. I decided to get a 9mm Banshee MkGs with five 33-round Glock mags. I can go the range and have a good time blasting through 165 rounds without having to reload magazines. That was the best decision I made. I like to shoot and the 9mm ammo makes it affordable. Just relating my experience in case anyone else is in a similar situation.
Great video! My first AR was a DMPS well over a decade ago and since then I've had Colt, Daniel Defense, Smith and Wesson, and POF. But at the end of the day, 99-percent of AR-15s out there will meet the needs of 99-percent of the population. Most people aren't operators and most people might throw 1,000 rounds or less down range in any given year, so the idea of wanting the absolute best... I get it, but it's not realistic or practical or even necessary for most people. If you have a gun that you keep clean and it's a $700 Bushmaster or DPMS and you fire 1,000 rounds per year and just want it to have for home defense... who cares. It will go bang 99.99999 percent of the time. I always appreciate Iraqveteran's common sense approach to these topics.
Thanks!
AClockworkPeon
I'm a noob with firearms and just trying to educate myself by watching videos. Thank you for the info!
Watching jealously from Canada. Our government banned the AR-15 platform and 1500 other variants and they wont stop until we have nothing. I really want to move, you guys get all the good stuff.
Those of us in "free" states do.
We still have them guns here in Canada 😂 you must be late to getting them they uave no way of getting them back
Great Britain and Australia are probably the best examples of disarming it's citizens that Canada has to look forward to.
Liberal policies are designed to make you rely on the government and, those running the government don't want the people to have a way to fight back.
@@riley739 I am late to the game that’s true. Wish I had been a little earlier with licensing. I pray we get a change in government and they reverse everything they’ve done.
Less be honest..... No one turned their ar in.....
Just like new Zealand... 100 000 ar 15s not turned into the 👑.
Thank you for taking all the time required to provide this very helpful video. Whatever our knowledge base on the AR platform, your work is appreciated.
ARs, the Swiss Army knife of the gun world.
Thanks for that tip about not changing too many things at once. I’m a new builder on my 2nd & 3rd builds simultaneously. Usually that doesn’t apply to me because I never have money like that but I’m doing things a bit differently this time around. I’m trying out obtaining the parts first before any assembly
PSA armory AR15. Lowers, Uppers, BGP, and Charging Handle can get it all cheap Under $400 all the way to $1500 and very reliable.
You got Instagram bro? Have some questions
@@okayeasy812 say it right here
@@daequanloco8351 I’m tryna buy my first AR But have no gun education. I got no budget I’m willing to put money into it.
@@okayeasy812 the FFL(gun shop or someone’s home) will be transfer fee.
Thank you for all the work you do man! First time waking up early to be able to message!
I feel like I got incredibly lucky with mine. I got a BCM m4 mod 2, with a sig romeo 5, brunell 3-9 lvpo, surefyre light, vert foregrip, carry case and a couple mags for $700 from a pawnshop. Looked like it had been fired about 5 times when I got it. :D
Doubt that
Bcm makes a nice rifle I run an aero precision now but later looking for another upper different caliber so looking at like bcm
The first AR I ever shot a full mag of was a 3D printed lower with a PSA M4 Carbine upper (on my shorts if you wanted to check it out). It's not the most elegant thing, but it's mine and I built it myself. A testament to the AR platform is the fact I was able to build an AR-15 before ever having shot one.
That’s pretty cool man
Perfect timing I was about to buy a ar15
I’ve had many high end AR’s over the years. These days I just build my own to my own specs that I prefer. It suits me just fine. I’ll probably get a Daniel defense at some point, but I prefer building them myself.
I purchased a sig tread 16 inch barrel,best stainless you can get with a AR15.I put on cmc trigger,radian charger,sig red dot msr,vert grip. The gun 879.00 the upgrades made total 1450,with tac 6 soft case.
The 9mm Dissent with a HuxWrx Cash 9K flow though is insane! I can verify firsthand that it’s amazing, especially if you SBR it with their folding JMAC stock. I really want them to bring a 10mm DISSENT!
I got a good bare bones AR and built it up overtime and absolutely love it. This is why I will always stick to the AR plartform, I can have the type of weapon that I feel comfortable with.
The MP15 sport II is good to go, its a damn fine rifle
We have two as loaner guns and they are great.
I have one & agree but the problem is Sport 2 have gone up to $700. For that price get an Aero or a Stag AR 👍
Thank you for the information. It’s good to know what is available and your options for a first time buyer.
Thabk you for this video. Ive been dabbling into getting an AR. Sadly my Dad is learning his own AR so hes not the best teacher meanwhile building an AR looks way complicated to someone who's been used to AKs.
just buy a complete lower it takes 30 seconds to drop the upper shit in the upper
Just watch some UA-cam videos about brands and parts needed, then buy the parts you want, and watch some UA-cam videos to guide you along the build. It’s pretty easy. Probably takes 1-2 hours to build one, if you’ve never done it before, assuming you have the tools needed.
Rise Armament makes some great Drop ins too.
Very well explained, non bias.
Thanks for sharing.
I have... never mind. Thank you. God Bless and stay safe.
Build an aero lower, buy bcm upper. Chad bro build FTW
Foxtrot Mike FM15 Gen 2. Sweet piston sbr!
Excellent explanation
Now we need an AR10 video
I’ve been quite happy with the del-ton basic LPK. Works so good if it ain’t broke why fix it.
Love your stuff man. Earned yourself a sub.
Just buy a good basic bear creek AR
YOU DONT NEED TO SPEND 1000$ PLUS. ( no weird calibers )
But since Illinois’ ban covers 50BMG (and only 50BMG), I really want a 50 Beowulf for any ar lower I already own!
CMMG needs to get those .22 conversion kits below $400. I want to 3d print an AR with one but hard to justify a $400 .22 rifle
If in the US, They are only 180$ with 3 mags at palmetto state armory right now. I got mine 10 years ago directly from cmmg for 225$. Still works great.
My wife got one from palmetto for Christmas with 3 mags and 1000 rounds for like 250$ shipped.
@@chuckdoom7665 well shit, guess I'm buying a new toy now.
You can find them just about anywhere for less than $200
Plug for Chad at School of the American Rifle. Measuring every component to be within spec and gas efficient seems to be the best indicator of future reliability.
By far the best channel for all around knowledge of the ar platform. I've learned so much from that dude.
Good stuff brother! Appreciate it. 🇺🇸👍
🍀 Happy Spring ! 🍀
What do you mean when you say something is chemically welded? Are you talking about using something like Rocksett?
For gas blocks, yes. Locktite will fail from heat.
I'm just sticking with my Smith and Wesson MP Carbine.2. No frills and no bullshit and does exactly what I need it to do. Thousands of rounds with never a miss fire. A4 front sight and flip up rear with a cowitnessed red dot. What more do you really need unless you have money to burn ?
They are great. We have two for loaner guns and they get abused and keep going. Smith has a good blue label discount and can’t say what their customer service is like yet. I use one for intro classes with just the front sight to prove that you don’t need to drop thousands to defend your home.
A sling and a light and you're set for anything.
Excellent advice. Both of those are more important than an optic. Well, learning how to use it is up there too.
I would invest in a bolt action Upper as well. I have a feeling you will be needing one of those before long.
I might be in the minority but I flat out prefer as close to the 16 as I can get. I know it’s a cheap weapon platform but I’m hoping my Del Ton sport 2 gets me in the door here to hit targets and as I get back into making money I can move to a more SP1 look and feel
Bear Creek Arsenal is stepping up the game in quality vs. value.
That is true. They’ve actually been doing a much better job.
I just bought a Bear Creek 300 blackout for home defense.
My first AR15 WAS BUSHMASTER A2 LIKE THE COLT
They were good 20 years ago
One of the best options is a Rifle Speed adj gas block..
Stick to taking dog pics.
Why, you confused about What a Rifle Speed adj gas block is? Sorry I can't explain it with crayons so you might understand..@@HWG-wm8ld
Colt for me! Since there are not that many off brand Transferables...
I feel like everyone should put together their first AR. First, the fact that you'll need most of the tools to work on your AR-15 anyways, it really makes sense to just buy the tools and build your guns right from the get-go.
I also think you can make a REALLY high-end AR for much cheaper than you can buy one. For instance, you can skimp on certain things like muzzle device or billet upper and lowers from PSA. You can then use that movie to improve your core parts like your barrel, BCG, and Optic. In the end, you can have a SUPER nice gun and save some real cash in the process.
Bad advice.
@@HWG-wm8ld It's the best advise ever
If the weapon is needed for defending their home, you advise they build their own. Someone that has never even shot one, cleaned one, never worked on guns and you want them to rely on some homemade gun?
@@HWG-wm8ld Yes... It's not hard. It's not like riveting your own AK. It's pretty easy and you will learn both how to handle the weapon AND how to work on the weapon.
Name calling? You got me.
Get some experience and education, use your rifle for more than just going to a public range or shooting an old tv out in the bush.
First AR... Smith & Wesson, M&P Sport II, everyone should have one :)
How do you cure Black Rifle Disease? Asking for a friend. :)
I'm sorry but there is no cure. LOL
Leave the semi auto belt feed for the downys
Thanks!
I have a PSA ar15 hex with magpul moa furniture and backup sights. I did a trigger swap with the ELF SE and have a Vortex red dot. What other upgrades would you recommend for longevity and quality?
The AR has a lot going for it. It's like Barbie for Boys.
Mix and match,
accessorize, makeup and dye jobs.
It's fun to play with.
But I can't find it's soul.
However...I own 4.
Finally somebody said it😂
tx
Step #1... Move away from Illinois
Step #2 move away from California
The Carbean 😂
Technically the AR-15 is an internal piston driven system. LOL, Hope all is well Eric.
Opinions on Radical firearms...
They had a rough start years ago and had issues, but have seemed to worked all the issues out and they are pretty solid for the money now
@@louisGauto I have close to 3,000 rounds through mine, im just curious about other people's experiences. Thanks for the response.
Very cheap lowest quality..... DO NOT BUY .
@@robertnelson1098 I own one with over 3,500 flawless rounds through it, what's cheap about them? Have you ever even seen or shot one? I just like getting people's honest opinion on theirs if they own one.
Maybe you should watch the Honest Outlaws review on his.
It’s 2024. There’s no reason to be purchasing an AR with a front sight block (FSB). A free floated rifle will be more accurate, offer far better versatility, easier to assemble, and often lighter. Go buy an old style rifle if you want for your collection, but for a new user, it makes no sense.
2 cents.... Buy a Rockriver learn to shoot. Then, up grade it later. If you want, RR comes kinda kitted out.
Creative content
LoL this is the perfect timing for me :P
I’m curious what your opinion would be on the most reliable semi automatic 9mm handguns .. I’m looking to purchase my first and there are so many options
You have the internet at your fingertips. Glock, smith & CZ should be your target
@@HWG-wm8ld my first choice is a Glock .. but I also like the beretta 92
It’s a great gun, but it has its design flaws that the market wanted(police/military). We replaced our 92s with Glocks in 96’. The 92x is what we asked beretta for back then. We wanted a 1911 with double stack 9mm. Now it’s what everyone is making.
@Saucedknotz Springfield Hellcat OSP is a fine handgun as well if you're looking at another micro. I upgraded mine with a True Presicion barrel and it's pretty accurate at 25 yards (really the furthest I'd recommend for a micro unless you just want to try long shots for fun). They usually run around $600+ when I last looked but I've loved it but most people don't mention it because of Springfields obviously Anti-2A stance years back but I believe they fired the person responsible for that debacle.
@@dubjubs I got to handle a Springfield hellcat pro today and man that things a nice little unit
AR, Americas rifle
We need a video on …. Ar . When people hear AR - range 22 all way up .. people think 1 gun . I hunt with 450 . Which would be in the ban … so people are just gun dumb
Read what you wrote, I would not call others dumb.
AR half the price of AK. Never would have guessed that back in the 1970's, '80's, '90's.
All you need is an A2 put a x3 scope on it if you need one, you don’t need a bunch of junk on a rifle!.
Im confused Lol....what is a good Ar for home defense...the short barrel looks good
Patb773, you are giving bad advice, you don’t even know alot isn’t a word, it’s a lot.
OP, find a reputable firearm arms instructor, not some retired nra guy either, take a class and use one of their loaner guns. During breaks you can talk with your classmates on what works for them. You don’t need to worry about losing velocity for home defense or anything out to 300 for that matter. I never advise short barrels because of the cost and you are giving the atf an open invitation for a visit. Just collapsed the stock. We use S&W sport 2s as loaner guns and they are great, they also offer discounts for qualified personnel.
To avoid atf territory even though the pistol brace is in the works of being stroke down if the barrel length is overall over 16 inches so either a 16 inch barrel or 14.5 or 13.9 pin and welded with muzzle device over 16 most places will let you use and still easy to maneuver with especially if stock adjusted all way in.
@@patb7723 i pray the PB rule is struck down soon.
@@collinb.8542 I hear yah bud It would be nice if SBR were taken off so not a nfa item so you could just buy any length I would like to rock a couple different calibers in different lengths
It's silenced I can't hear it
Wow really pushing cmmg considering they are very meh
Gun i like 😂😃😎😍😘😙😚i m ANWAR From indonesia
LWRC
The first AR15 should be quality. I would recommend LWRCI, LMT, LARUE, BCM, PWS, OR NOVESKE. The days of A B C ARE GONE.
AFTER getting your first quality AR, then you can delve into cheap, home made stupid shit.
My first ar was a Smith and wesson sport 2 got it in 2015 for 700$ it hasn't failed me yet great rifle,accurate,reliable and fits my needs
MY FATHER IN LAW JUST PICKED UP A USED ONE FOR $\329
Same, been upgrading it as I go and absolutely love it. Just made more sense to me then spending a ton of money when only need it for home defense.
@@facerapi2920wow, I didn’t know they were that affordable. I may go that route as well.
For those who are thinking hard about price, I think it is worth the reminder... Mil-spec is mil-spec. If it is actually mil-spec, the military thinks that it is good enough to go to war with. Can you do better than mil-spec? Yes and absolutely, but there is nothing wrong with starting out with a $500 mil-spec and upgrading it later. Every part you upgrade with something nicer means that you have a basic backup part in the drawer in case something breaks. For my part, I don't see the point in having a $3000 AR and not be able to afford spare parts and ammo. Consider this as well. You can build a VERY nice lower for $500, with great custom parts, and then buy or build 2 different uppers of different barrel lengths or calibers, and still only spend half of what you would on the "super" $3000 AR. Also, in my opinion, if you take the time to source the parts and assemble it yourself, you will become competent in the care and repair of your firearm. You will learn a great deal during the process. You will gain a level of knowledge about your firearm that you should aspire to if you are even remotely serious about being good with your chosen firearm.
Don’t build your only gun that is used to defend your life.
@@HWG-wm8ldSo it's better to have someone else build it?
Thank you for this comment. It is something I’m considering at the moment and I don’t feel comfortable buying an AR if I’m not proficient in its operation, takedown and cleaning. I think this is what I’m going to do.
Is there a way to actually know if something is mil-spec? Like is it regulated or can anyone just put it on their packaging?
@@c.fernandez8664yeah I wanna get an ar but the learning curve seems crazy steep
I appreciate Eric and the effort he puts into his videos.
AR's are tools. Tools vary. Before buying any tool determine what you need, what you can use, what you can care for and what you can afford.
I just spent $800 on a snow blower, Not the biggest and fanciest, but not the smallest and simplest. I also use a snow shovel. I've also got a rototiller a spading fork and a pickax for gardening and planting trees and bushes.
I'm older with some joint and vision issues. If I were to buy an AR now I'd want a front grip, a variable power scope and because i live in a free state I'd get at least a six pack of 30 round mags. I recently priced out what I want and it ranged from $900 to $1,400 depending on make and model of the rifle, the scope, the other accessories. Also because I am old I already have home defense firearms, a concealed carry firearm, plinkers, clay shooters and I don't need an AR. If SHTF I won't be in a foxhole, I'll be a cook, an errand runner and a litter bearer in the local infirmary.
Thanks for staying true all these years
Thanks Eric! Never hurts to go through the basics... even for us "advanced noobies". Take care, Sir.
AR(AMERICA'S RIFLE)
Not a 1st time owner, but watching these videos brings back a nostalgic moment for me. Keeping traditions & liberties alive & well always gives me hope. Stay the course IRV8888💪🏾💪🏾
I was an AK fan ever since I was 7, and forever will be. Although I love the Ak over the AR, I have to admit that the AR-15 overall is the better rifle in my case.
PSA does a fine job of getting a good rifle into the hands of everyday folk. If you watch carefully, you can get into one for $300 or less
Would not mind a Smith & Wesson Rittenhouse, proven track record.
M&P sport
Great gun but overpriced and obsolete for the money they want. RADICAL has $400 freefloated ARs now.
M&P SPORT II the glock of the ar-15 world 💯🇺🇸 its in line with colt at a great price lifetime warranty MADE IN USA 🇺🇸
Just put together a 10.5 pistol for $300 total. Buying the lower and upper separate can save some cash.
It's great to actually see somebody not brand shaming people. Alot of these types of channels wthrough shade and make fun of ar type rifle under $1000.00. That's why I've followed this channel for years. Always honest and cover them all
Very informative. Thank you!
If you are looking to save $ and get your first rifle. If you go big box store then S&W M&P sport 2. If ordering it online then PSA.
JUST SAY NO TO PSA..... TOO MANY QUALITY ISSUES..... JUST MY OPINION....😊😊
I only own a few pistols and a shotgun,but my next purchase will most likely be the AR-15. I like the Colt A2 model with the classic look. I’m just a classic guy when it comes to firearms.
Buy Palmetto State Armory, call it a day 😂
If you want quality for money, Aero Precision aka Ballistic Advantage.
FJB!
I have a complete Aero Precision upper on a KP15 lower, best AR combo I've ever used.
Contrary to popular belief, milspec means ‘functional on a budget’, not the fastest or most accurate or the worst garbage available !
You should really plug your own rifles more. What a fantastic product.
Love this Man’s work. He Posts and I watch it.. That Simple.
The detailed discussion on upgrading and customization provided valuable insights for enhancing the performance and aesthetics of the AR-15.
Well done review E 👊👍👍🇺🇸
if you plan on shooting your AR alot. Get a DD.
If you dont plan on shooting your AR alot. Dont get a DD. Simple as that.
@@patb7723 just because the boss of the company has certain opinions about firearm ownership in the U.S doesnt mean they dont make good firearms. H&K, Walther, Cz, LMT, Accuracy International, even Sig Sauer dont exactly share our sentiment either yet you and everyone wants their shit.
Ill give you that. There are other brands but you wanna know something? I hardly ever see a DD on the shelves of pawnshops or used ones at FFLs these days.
I see sig rifles for sale, S&W sport 2 rifles, ruger, colt, armalite, and other brands sold at pawnshops.
But ive never come across a DD for sale. And if there was. I guarantee you did not stay on the sales floor for very long. Im not saying its a good main reason why to buy one. But its very telling that not alot of folks are willing to let go of their DD rifle.
I own a Ruger AR556. Purchased when we all thought Hilldabeast would be president. Rise Armament trigger, Vortex strikefire II and it's no longer black and scary. KRYLON COMMANDO ACTIVATED. MIDWAY USA has 1000 rounds on stripper clips 5.56 green tip for 599$. I stocked up before the PLANDEMIC for less and free shipping. Still.
I'm doing research in preparation to buy my first rifle. I really appreciate the abundance of helpful information, and your willingness to go back to the extreme basics. Thank you!