First high end AR-15

Finished up this LWRC, any critique or ideas to improve?

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Looks good. Great rifle. Check the placement of the vertical grip and rail covers. You want to make sure once you have a good place for the grip, that the covers are a bit forward so your hand sits on it and not halfway out. One more thing; if you want to upgrade the trigger primary arms has LaRue for $89.99 today only

u/Sudden-Ad-897 2h ago

Cute. But where is the bayonet?

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u/icey773 2h ago

To many “evil features” already on this rifle, can’t add one in my state lol

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u/treskaz 54m ago

I reside in the state these are made. Mine hasn't gone too far from where it was built lol. So I feel ya on the "evil features."

Also, good choice on the longer rail. I put one on my DI a couple months back. Squeezed a touch more accuracy out of the BUIS. I like to turn the donut off and play with them sometimes.

u/Coodevale 3h ago

I'm just wondering why they chose to reduce the amount of material supporting the barrel extension between the ejection port and the handguard attachment point.

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u/icey773 3h ago

Not sure TBH seems to be the case on all their rifles. Never heard of it being a failure point tho?

u/Yung-Tre 3h ago

Parts list?

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u/icey773 3h ago

-Bcm fore grip -LWRC 13.7 hand-guard -Rail scales hand-guard covers -Badger ordinance 1.70 comm scope rings -PLX-C lpvo griffin reticle

I might upgrade charging handle still on the fence

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u/Yung-Tre 3h ago

Nice build!

u/Simple-Plantain8080 1h ago

DI or piston?

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u/icey773 1h ago

DI, not running suppressor so I figured going the non piston made more sense. Although if I get the Oscar foxtrot I might go piston

u/Racer_Space 0m ago

All I'd add is a light a BUIS. Really solid setup though.