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Can One AR-15 Shoot 3 Calibers for Under $1,000?

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Can you build an AR-15 that shoots three different calibers for under $1,000? C.J. and Sam explore that question, from parts selection in our MASSIVE warehouse to testing at the local shooting range. See if C.J.’s or Sam’s ar 15 build can meet the challenge of shooting three calibors while staying under a $1000 budget, using affordable ar 15 parts to create a versatile rifle.

Timestamps:
0:00 Is it possible to build one AR-15 for 3 calibers under $1,000?
0:20 Meet Sam and Explain Challenge Rules
1:09 AT3 Spear Upper/Handguard Combo Choice
1:32 9mm Barrel Selection and Rationale
2:12 Dead Air Key Micro Flash Hider Choice
2:50 CMMG .22 Conversion Kit
3:10 350 Legend Magazine
3:23 AT3 9mm BCG
3:50 Anderson Upper and Budget Handguard
4:55 350 Legend Barrel
5:15 Muzzle Device Install
5:30 CMMG .22 Adapture Recap
5:52 Adjustable Gas Block
6:19 Installing Charging Handle and 9mm BCG
6:36 9mm Magwell Adapter Overview
7:07 Bolt and Charging Handle Sharing
7:23 Ready for Range Testing
7:35 Describe Shooting Tests and Rules
7:56 TEST 1: Caliber Swap Test
9:10 TEST 2: Group Size Accuracy Test
10:24 TEST 3: Shootability Test With Josh
12:27 TEST 4: Reliability Test and Results
12:47 TEST 5: Budget Comparison
13:25 Results Recap and Winner
13:41 Can You Build a 3-Caliber AR? The Answer Is…
14:09 What About an Unlimited Budget AR?

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20 COMMENTS

  1. How your historian and gunsmith didn't ask for a clarification if you really meant caliber or cartridge shows he's not much of a historian or gunsmith.

    If you are getting a 22lr conversion kit that's not a caliber change, that's a cartridge change. 223 Rem and 22lr are the same caliber but different cartridges. Please gun community, know the difference and use the terms correctly.

    It's hilarious to see videos where the gun community mocks anti gun people for their lack of understanding of terms yet our same gun community often uses cartridge and caliber incorrectly.

  2. Neither picked a heavy buffer to remove the recoil. How do you get the 9mm to work with a regular Carbine buffer? The recoil appears to be heavy. This is a great beginner's level pick and build. I would think AT3 would want to teach people how to do it right, rather than the gamer, lost method. That mag adapter costs more than a new lower designed for 9mm. This video makes this adapter appear to be cheap, not the $100-$220 it is. I not being critical, but I am pointing out reality! The 22LR is a cheap move, I was hoping you would try a real challenge, which is what the customers do. I have the 6mmARC for long range, 6.5 Grendel for medium range, and the 300 Blackout for short range, all 3 together under a $1000.

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