Firearms price ranges

[gun_fan111v2]

Now I wish I'd held off a few days and tried to buy one locally. But I've already put a hefty down payment so I'm locked in.

Your call of course, but for things that may or may not come months later most stores will give a refund without much questions

[hard h2o]

Okay, it's done: Springfield Saint Victor in .300BLK, 9" barrel. I'm looking at a six-month shipping time, which I fear may- one way or the other- be moot by that time.

Are you going suppressed with that?

Not sure about that chambering unless you are going to put a can on it.

[samginko]

I know it's too late, but for information purposes parts can still be found online. I just built an 11 1/2" 5.56 upper for about $400. I could have built a 10.5" 300blk upper for about the same price. This did not include bcg and charging handle, but they can be found online for about $150.

I found most of what I needed from at3 tactical.com, but I could have used multiple vendors.

On a side note, if your are intending to suppress the uppers, I would look at gas piston uppers that gives suppressor mode or no cycle mode. Not only quieter, you don't get the gas in your face.

[crbutler]

What do you mean by gas in your face?

I have a factory gas op AR pistol that I have shot suppressed a bit.

A bit more carbon to clean off the bolt? Sure.

Not sure why a certain type of piston op is better- maybe a bit cleaner, but safer and more reliable (for those who maintain things at least minimally) ? Not really seeing this- and I do own both...