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  1. Buy what you will but building your own is truly a piece to enjoy whatever budget you dedicate to it. Just go one part at a time and pick based on a little better is always a little better. Start with a solid foundation. Namely a matched upper and lower receiver. Then add as you will until you’re good and happy. Then you’re in the club. Enjoy, it is worth the ride.

  2. The M400 from Sig Sauer is absolute garbage… better than that is the IWI Zion, Stag 15 tactical, CMMG Banshee, hell! even a DB15 from Diamondback has a better trigger…
    Also the Geiselle is neither a beast nor the Lamborghini of the AR15 world, he is a predator but not the alpha predator when monsters like Radian Arms, Nemo Arms, LMT Defense, Noveske, LWRC and HK (M27 is close to $9000) exist… they would be Buggatti, Pagani and the Ferrari Enzo.
    Kudos to you for mentioning great options like the Saint and the M&P15… those are heavily used by law enforcement. The BCR is a great rifle, with the proper tweaks here and there…I prefer my Fostech Stealth Raptor or the POF AR15. PSA offers a decent rifle, however I would only use it if it’s only my last resort.

  3. First time buyers should buy a decent affordable rifle due to the fact you may or may not like that type of weapon. I know no one that hasn’t liked the AR . As you learn it you will probably move up to more expensive or desirable riflesand or pistols. They are great for hunting, home protection or just targets.
    I was in my 40’s before shooting one. That set the hook you might say. I’ve owned many brands and haven’t had a bad one yet. I’m sure , just like any other product , some are better and some are worse. Smith and Wesson was my first purchase. $499.00 out of the box with several accessories. Wasn’t disappointed at all. They still make a good weapon.
    Since then I’ve owned Bushmaster, Springfield, WW, Daniel Defense, Sig Wilson Combat and a couple other brands. The DD and Wilson were and still are my favorites. They serve my purpose well at the range. Anyway you can always learn to build one your way. It’s your $$ enjoy it !

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