Members: Everyone is welcome to post guns and items in the sell and trade section.(please follow all transfer rules for the state) Click here to download the Palmetto Shooters Forum cards template
It is currently Sep 5th, '10, 10:48

AR 15 AK 47/74 Information

View active topics
  • Advertisement
The Palmetto Shooters Forum would like to
Welcome the Upstate Armory Group
(Silent Bob)

All times are UTC - 5 hours [ DST ]


Post new topic Reply to topic  [ 9 posts ] 
Author Message
 PostPosted: Feb 8th, '10, 17:24   
New Member

Joined: Oct 15th, '09, 20:25
Posts: 3
Pops tells me that Frost knows all about these weapons. Live in Charlotte and starting my reasearch and any help would be appreciated from anyone. If only going to buy one, which would be the best for range time and personal protection and why.

Thanks.


Top
 Profile  
 PostPosted: Feb 8th, '10, 18:01   
Senior Member
User avatar

Joined: Jan 12th, '10, 15:36
Posts: 552
Location: Woodruff,SC
For range plinking both are good candidates. The AR has a lot of accessories were as the AK not so much. Both are fun to shoot weather it be competition or just for fun however personally there are a lot more options for personal protection or home defense.

_________________
NRA Life Member

With guns, we are citizens. Without them, we are subjects.


Top
 Profile  
 PostPosted: Feb 8th, '10, 20:15   
Senior Member

Joined: Nov 12th, '09, 03:24
Posts: 109
Try to shoot both and figure out which one you like. Buy the one you like and you cant go wrong. If you like them both get both.


Top
 Profile  
 PostPosted: Feb 9th, '10, 08:32   
Administrator
User avatar

Joined: Oct 1st, '09, 08:01
Posts: 674
Location: North Chuck, SC
I would not pretend to be an expert but I will be glad to help all I can.

Inexpensive magazines are available for both.
Ammunition is readily available for both.
7.62x39 is definitely cheaper than .556.

Prices for a AK start at about $350
Prices for an AR start at about $700 (y'all correct me if I am wrong)

Ask yourself this question.
Which do I THINK I would like better.

_________________
The South Carolina Forum
http://www.palmettoshooters.com


Top
 Profile  
 PostPosted: Feb 9th, '10, 10:47   
Senior Member
User avatar

Joined: Jan 12th, '10, 15:36
Posts: 552
Location: Woodruff,SC
I can get 223 cheaper than 7.62X39 but it varies quite a bit.

Here's some of what you can do with an AR15. ;)

Image

_________________
NRA Life Member

With guns, we are citizens. Without them, we are subjects.


Top
 Profile  
 PostPosted: Feb 9th, '10, 11:22   
Senior Member
User avatar

Joined: Jan 11th, '10, 10:20
Posts: 205
Location: Upstate SC
I heard this guy called Schultz say: AR's are like Barbie dolls for men. You can dressem up any way ya want :lol:


Top
 Profile  
 PostPosted: Feb 9th, '10, 11:45   
Senior Member
User avatar

Joined: Jan 12th, '10, 15:36
Posts: 552
Location: Woodruff,SC
lafayette gregory wrote:
I heard this guy called Schultz say: AR's are like Barbie dolls for men. You can dressem up any way ya want :lol:


:shock: :lol: ;)

_________________
NRA Life Member

With guns, we are citizens. Without them, we are subjects.


Top
 Profile  
 PostPosted: Feb 9th, '10, 18:26   
Member
User avatar

Joined: Nov 26th, '09, 16:09
Posts: 45
Location: Oconee County
ar15.com has two complete sections for both guns and more information in extreme detail than you can read in an entire year about ammo, parts, optics, and every other damn thing about firearms.


Top
 Profile  
 PostPosted: Feb 9th, '10, 18:35   
Member
User avatar

Joined: Nov 26th, '09, 16:09
Posts: 45
Location: Oconee County
Frost wrote:
Prices for an AR start at about $700 (y'all correct me if I am wrong)




build one with a kit...$465 for all parts minus lower receiver. You have some drop down menus to dress these anyway you like but for more money. Shipping was $22 to my house.

http://www.del-ton.com/AR_15_Rifle_Kits_16_s/57.htm

Lower for $88...add shipping and transfer fees for another $30 or so depending on your FFL01. Then just fill out the 4473 and pay your FFL01 the transfer fee. Go home and build it up.

http://www.essentialarms.com/LOWERSANDPARTS.HTML

Brownells has a nice tutorial online for the complete build. Takes about 30 minutes.

This is the way I have gone for my three AR15 rifles. Very happy with all parts and service from both companies. Other modifications were purchased from Impact Guns as I have a need for YHM parts such as BUIS, rails and suppressors.


Top
 Profile  
Display posts from previous:  Sort by  
Post new topic Reply to topic  [ 9 posts ] 

All times are UTC - 5 hours [ DST ]


Who is online

Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 1 guest


You cannot post new topics in this forum
You cannot reply to topics in this forum
You cannot edit your posts in this forum
You cannot delete your posts in this forum
You cannot post attachments in this forum

Search for:
Jump to:  


Powered by phpBB © 2000, 2002, 2005, 2007 phpBB Group
Style originally created by Volize © 2003 • Redesigned SkyLine by MartectX © 2008 - 2009