This review looks at the Andro Corp ACI-15 as a true budget AR. We focus on what matters to an everyday shooter: how it’s built, how it shoots, and how it holds up. The rail is a strong point with full Picatinny up top, M-LOK around the handguard, and QD sling points. An ambi safety is a nice touch at this price. The basic M4 stock and A2 grip feel dated, but those are easy swaps. Accuracy landed a bit over 2 MOA in five-shot groups across mixed ammo, which is on par for the price. Reliability is where our sample struggled. Around the 500 to 700 round mark without cleaning, we saw feeding issues and heavy brass shavings. After a thorough clean and lube, it ran several magazines without repeats. Based on this sample, it is a workable starter you can build on, but it did not like running dirty and sits lower in our sub-$500 tier. Your results may vary.
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BCM bolt carrier and some oil
Get the rp15 instead. Thousand-ish rounds 1 malfunction.
Put a good bcg in it and dump oil on it.
Buy once cry once!
Not trying to be funny. Why don’t you all clean your guns more often?
Even my bcm upler/aero lower wasnt cycling properly after a few suppressed shooting sessions when I didnt clean or lube
sport 3
3 thousand rounds through my M&P smith&wesson AR 15 never jammed or any problems maybe cleaned it about 8 times