The first video of our latest AR-15 build series this time at Ready Gunner in Provo, Utah with owner – Neal Curry. At Ready Gunner anyone can come in, pick out their parts and build their own AR-15 or customize one they already own.
This video includes…
– Intro to Ready Gunner and owner Neal Curry
– Review of the parts selected for this build
– Building the lower
Check out video #2 which covers
– Building the upper
– Assembling the rifle.
Parts List
Seekins Precision SP223 GEN2 BILLET LOWER LOGO
Timney Targa 2 Stage Straight Trigger
Ergo Tactical Deluxe grip
Luth-AR MBA-3 Stock
18″ White Oak Armament 223 Wylde 1:7 twist barrel
15″ Troy Alpha Rail with squid grips
Fortis Muzzle Brake
Rifle Length Gas Tube
Seekins Adjustable Gas Block
AXTS Charging Handle
AXTS safety selector
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If you lengthen the moment arm, you need to reduce the reading proportionally. M=Fx, where M=torque, F=force, and x=distance from the point of torque. To correct for a longer arm, M1/x1 = M2/x2, or M2=M1*x2/x1. Where M1 = reading, M2 = desired torque, x2=new distance (both wrenches), and x1 = original torque wrench length. In your video, you're probably applying double the desired torque. Unless you are mentally correcting the reading for the additional length on the fly (right).
I would love to be able to visit!
You guys in Provo? I'll be there in May, after moving my family to Switzerland.
I'll visit you guys, and you can also recommend a great house and community for me to buy 😉
20:25 Did he just pronounce WYLDE (wild) as 'will-dee' ?????
Does that barrel have a rifle or mid gas port?
What do you think of seekins precision 18" barrel for this project, is it accurate, or should I stick with white oak?
hi what is the brand and name of vacuum base vise you use in the videos . and what size is it . can you please get back to me thank you for your time
What bothers me about so many triggers is that they are way over priced. I was a machinist for over 40 years and I know how this stuff is made. 250.00 dollar trigger can be made for less than 25.00 each. I can see the cost of billet receivers but the small parts is where they make their money. Even so I recommend building your own because it is still less expensive. Most of what you pay for are cosmetics. Spend your money on the best barrel that you can afford and the best bolt carrier group that you can afford. If you watch your money you can build an excellent AR for around 850.00 plus optics.
o I am in Pa
hi do you build these for money brice told me to ask , but no one called me back. I have all parts already. I can pay to ship it out .and pay for your labor. the lower is in my name already.
Any accuracy feedback on this build, how did it perform?
i have a left hand injury and if needed those types of chsrging handoes allow me to charge my weapon on clothing if needed or having a bad hand day
Why didn't he stake the end plate into the castle nut?
what is the name of the shop that builds them custom
At 2:30 to 2:50 is the greatest answer ever. 👍🏻 good video
if you had to choose a full ambi lower who would it be,thanks for your time
you are suppose to cut 4 to 5 coils off the take down pin spring for the seekins lower. I use to work at seekins and I was the machine operator that made the lowers and uppers. along with every other product they make.
I wish I lived in Utah, these guys are awesome people from the sound of it.
If you're going to have a 5.56mm gun that long you might as well go with a 16" .308 like the HK MR762. Isn't the point of an SPR to have a lightweight compact and accurate rifle.
What is the part number to your barrel?
What JP Silent Capture Spring are you putting in the buffer tube, standard or heavy?