who would be mad at me for putting an arfcom billet upper on a wagu lower?

Anyone pick one up???

Anyone suggest a Lowe kit for when I pick mine up? And pricing. Prefer not to order just pick up in store

Well, so far it was just to see who was in, to make sure the demand was there and to get it rolling.. It is rolling now!

I have added in the original post how to get one... like right now!

I've built 3 AR's using PSA lowers, everything about them is equal with the bigger names without costing a day or two worth of pay. I'm in for another build, PM inbound.

So i can walk into the shop and tell them i want a waguns ar, and get it that day?

YES! Only if they are doing engraving that say (which is usually not on the weekends).

Ok, I'm heading down tomorrow afternoon. I can't wait. Item number one done.

What are you going down?? I'll be there this afternoon as well

Give me a call/text as you guys are heading there and I'll see if I can come up. I am working today further south, Black Lake area.

Damn! I really want to post in here...but have other priorities first

Picked mine up yesterday. Nice shop. Now the hard part begins. Looking for parts. I plan on making it a pistol but I don't want a buffer tube. I also dont want to break the bank. I guess it is time to make some sacrafices. Who needs Boy Scouts and Cheer right...j/k

I don't know your experience with AR pistols, but I'll pass along what I learned with mine.

Before I bought it, I was lusting after non-buffer tube pistols like the Olympic Arms version. I didn't want that big thing sticking out the back of the gun . . . after all, I was buying a damned pistol, lol.

But I ended up buying a regular AR pistol (Plum Crazy lower) with a buffer tube anyhow, since that's what is readily available . . . and I love it! I would NOT trade it for a non-buffer version if given the chance. The buffer tube can be pressed against your cheek, or even against your shoulder, and it gives you a LOT of control of the gun.

Compare that to the Draco I used to own, which was just a big chunk of metal bobbing out there on the end of my arms. It was badass, but I couldn't shoot it anywhere near as accurately as I can shoot my AR pistol.

FWIW . . . that's my experience. Look at the function of the buffer tube and love it; don't worry about the ugly form.

Hey Jaime,
Do a thread on the build process please? I would love to see how it goes, as would many other people here too I bet.

Hook us up?

---C

i'll second Madpick. He let me shoot both, and while the Draco was cool you basically have to hold it out in spray and pray fashion or just shoot from the hip. The AR with tube does help a ton for control and actually getting a sight picture through a red dot.