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brianstone1985

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Jul 17, 2009
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Spokane, Washington, USA
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I'm looking at purchasing an AR or possibly building my own with some deals for lowers I see around now and then. What sites would those in the know direct me to learn more about the AR building process and a good breakdown of the laws in WA regarding AR's should I choose to build.

Much appreciated.

Brian-
 

kito109654

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Oct 26, 2009
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Location
Sedro, Washington, USA
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David.Car wrote:
http://www.ar15.com

Look no further. Welcome to arfcom :D


Edit: If you post in the WA forum, don't forget beer.


Do you post there? I got shredded in the WA forum for asking to borrow a tool. I can't lie, they handled it like children.

For me, it's a reference I think. Not sure I could get along with them and the bandwagon mentality.

On a more posotive note, I'm right in the middle of my very first build and I'm loving it so far. I thought about doing a buildumentary here in the WA forum but it's so off topic...


ETA: I stand corrected, I checked my PMs and found some help... and the thread has taken a turn as well. Maybe I can weed through the BS.
 

David.Car

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Jun 1, 2008
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jchen012 wrote:
Please don't go to BARFDOTCOM. They seriously act like children. This forum is much much better:

http://www.m4carbine.net/forum.php

But with the amount of people registered there is a wealth of knowledge unsurmountable on the arfcom.

The techforums will hold an answer to any question you can think of.

The general discussion can be humorous at times as well.

@Kito: I be David_ESM on the arf.
 

heresolong

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Joined
Oct 4, 2007
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1,318
Location
Blaine, WA, ,
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brianstone1985 wrote:
I'm looking at purchasing an AR or possibly building my own with some deals for lowers I see around now and then. What sites would those in the know direct me to learn more about the AR building process and a good breakdown of the laws in WA regarding AR's should I choose to build.

Much appreciated.

Brian-
You are also going to want to own the two books by Scott Duff and Walt Kuleck, The AR15 Complete Owners Guide and The AR15 Complete Assembly Guide. These are the best books out there for what you want to do. I am an amateur but experienced M-14 smith and have built ARs myself so let me know if you have questions.
 

SpyderTattoo

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Joined
May 22, 2008
Messages
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Location
Kent, Washington, USA
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kito109654 wrote:
David.Car wrote:
http://www.ar15.com

Look no further. Welcome to arfcom :D


Edit: If you post in the WA forum, don't forget beer.


Do you post there? I got shredded in the WA forum for asking to borrow a tool. I can't lie, they handled it like children.

For me, it's a reference I think. Not sure I could get along with them and the bandwagon mentality.

On a more posotive note, I'm right in the middle of my very first build and I'm loving it so far. I thought about doing a buildumentary here in the WA forum but it's so off topic...


ETA: I stand corrected, I checked my PMs and found some help... and the thread has taken a turn as well. Maybe I can weed through the BS.
I've had the same feeling there on the Washington forum. The general forums seem to be a little better though. Both websites have a massive ammount of knowlege on the subject. I learned alot on both when I was in the market to buy.
 
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