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They fit your stated goals, better than anything else you’ve purchased so far. They’re already rare and valuable and will only go up in value over time. There’s many millions of ARs out there, but not so much on the transferable machine gun front. Your choice of course, but just wanted to provide some clarity since you are new to the game.

I appreciated the input... it’s something to consider
 
Any particular caliber or model?
APC9 seems to be most popular. There’s a 10mm out too...
That .308 looks interesting but there’s almost no information/reviews out there...
I have and love the APC9k. I believe it to be superior to MP5's.
But the 223 and 308 look pretty great too. There isn't much info out on either of them though as you said.
 
I have and love the APC9k. I believe it to be superior to MP5's.
But the 223 and 308 look pretty great too. There isn't much info out on either of them though as you said.
APC9k doesn’t feel too small? I have been hesitant to go smaller than the APC9 Pro.
 
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APC9k doesn’t feel too small? I have been hesitant to go smaller than the APC9 Pro.
I don't think so. It feels very fast and agile in hand. I have a B&T style folding brace on it and I feel very confident when using it at 25m and in.
 
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how about one of the M1 Garand rifles or more recent variants....hopefully they won't take away classic american military rifles.
 
I don't think so. It feels very fast and agile in hand. I have a B&T style folding brace on it and I feel very confident when using it at 25m and in.
Have you ever had the opportunity to compare it to the Banshee? For $1,000 more, I’d hope it’s significantly better... and thank you for all your feedback!
 
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Have you ever had the opportunity to compare it to the Banshee? For $1,000 more, I’d hope it’s significantly better... and thank you for all your feedback!
Short answer no.
I've handled other AR 9mm "SMG's" and have not been impressed. I personally don't like the AR style ergo's in a package that small either.
But maybe the Banshee's [radial blowback] bolt system does something magical for it. IDK.
It probably comes down to personal preference in the end.
 
I do want guns for precision shooting, but at range... hence a JP. I don’t hunt for religious reasons...
And those guys at arfcom have nowhere near the knowledge that this site does...

may i ask a stupid question?
you dont hunt for religious reasons, can you explain?
i used to be in a pretty "fierce" religious organization and they didnt ban hunting, i mean 200 years ago if you wanted meat you pretty much had to hunt
 
oh btw, dont think that boltactions are safe from a ban... evil sniper rifles....., im not going to be surprised if anything that takes a magazine will be banned,or anything over 5 rounds (look at europe)
 
may i ask a stupid question?
you dont hunt for religious reasons, can you explain?
i used to be in a pretty "fierce" religious organization and they didnt ban hunting, i mean 200 years ago if you wanted meat you pretty much had to hunt
It’s actually a good question...
There is a law in the Bible against cruelty to animals. If the hunting was for food, or even pest control , and served a purpose it is permitted. (However, kosher animals require a specific method of slaughtering, shooting an animal for food would make it not kosher.) But hunting for sport is not done...It’s actually not a law in the strict sense, but is frowned upon.
 
Good morning gents,

I’m a new member here, based in Las Vegas.
I’ve done a lot of reading on this website and have found it to be the most well informed and intelligent when it comes to rifles. Many of the selections you will see below have been based on your input...

Recently, I’ve gone on a buying spree for AR-15 and AR-10’s, due to the possibility of a Democratic government passing legislation and banning the manufacture of new, high capacity firearms.
To better explain:
I think the next psycho (that is currently locked up in his house due to Covid) who does a mass shooting will trigger a large protest, much like the George Floyd protests. The unemployed and the young have more time now, and hot button issues seem to be even hotter right now, with everyone on edge and/or bored. Of course, this is all speculation, but based on the direction things are going... I think there’s a good chance we’ll see it.
I’m stockpiling for my kids and their kids ... my kids are 2 and 5, so many of these guns will remain in their boxes with the tags on. seriously!
Trying to get as many as possible before November...
Money isn’t an object... I mainly want high quality, reliable rifles that will always retain their resale value and have great customer service.
Is there anything else I should consider for purchase? Or just get multiple of the same?
I’m likely looking to add one or two more...

So far, here’s what I’ve bought:
1 KAC SR-15
1 Zev Tech AR-15 Billet 223
2 POF Renegade Plus
1 Battle Arms Silent Proffessional
1 JP LRI20
2 Wilson Combat Ultralight Ranger

These rifles are meant to be all purpose “battle rifles”... precision combined with durability. So Something like Tavor or bolt action isn’t an option for me.

This isn’t meant as an obnoxious post... I respect the expertise in these rooms and am fairy inexperienced. I want to buy once and cry once, especially with the time crunch factor.

btw, since some of you probably won’t believe it, here’s a picture of us with their POF Renegade, designated for them. (It’s now locked away in storage.the wilson rangers for them are currently in production.)
And guess who took the picture lol?
bet you never saw a Jewboy with a pic like this.
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There is actually a good number of Jewish shooters on this forum. Shalom Aleichem
 
When OP realizes he can’t pay pennies on the dollar for KAC or LMT

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I’ve got a bunch of ammo, about 10,000 rounds between the various calibers, but that is probably only a short term issue. It’s the high capacity magazines and rifles they’ll be after... I’m not an end of world kinda guy... but I do expect this to become an issue especially when the next psycho that’s locked up due to Covid does a shooting spree with an AR-15; it’s a matter of when, not if.

I'll echo what another member already said. The next time we have a liberal majority it will not be just the guns and mags they'll go after the ammo too. They want to attack gun culture (really American culture not just gun culture) on all fronts they figure that the best ways to do so are to choke the industry not just to go after rifles but to make the ammo so costly and difficult to obtain that fewer people gain an interest in shooting and thus there will be less 2A advocates. Looking at California ammo laws is a demonstration of that since they can't buy ammo online and are required to pass a background check for ammo purchases.

In counties like Australia that dems use a model for what they'd like our gun laws to look like cheap brass cased 223 ammo runs just shy of $1.00/round. I recall Mark and Sam an Aussie YouTube channel saying that Federal Gold Metal Match 300 Win Mag 190gr SMK was $85.00/box there compare that to $37.00 pre ammo shortage pricing here.

You have train with firearms in order to stay not just proficient but also to be safe with them in high stress situations and it takes ammo.

ETA some countries have even banned all military calibers that's why 380ACP is more popular than 9mm in parts of Europe and rifles in 556 or 308 in those countries are banned by calibers alone they have some variant of 556 there 222 or something. So don't blow off the ammo and armor is on the ban list as well. A few months ago I thought of ever needing armor were slim to none not anymore.
 
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You also need parts to keep the guns you have running forever even into the next generation in your family. Spare firing pins, extractors, spare bolts, and couple lower parts kits. Assuming you have mags I would get the parts and ammo I needed to secure that the guns you already have will be running for a long long time before I focused on buying more guns.
 
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It’s actually a good question...
There is a law in the Bible against cruelty to animals. If the hunting was for food, or even pest control , and served a purpose it is permitted. (However, kosher animals require a specific method of slaughtering, shooting an animal for food would make it not kosher.) But hunting for sport is not done...It’s actually not a law in the strict sense, but is frowned upon.

ok, that kind off makes sense, i forgot about the meat having to be kosher butchered and i can see how that would be challenging with a deer...
 
You say money is no object but then the KAC SR25 is expensive...if money truly isn’t an issue, then you should be getting an SR25.
 
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You also need parts to keep the guns you have running forever even into the next generation in your family. Spare firing pins, extractors, spare bolts, and couple lower parts kits. Assuming you have mags I would get the parts and ammo I needed to secure that the guns you already have will be running for a long long time before I focused on buying more guns.
This is certainly on my radar... although I think it’ll take awhile to get to this point.
Do you know which high quality parts are readily available? and what specifically should I keep, quantities types etc? I’ve never assembled an AR...
 
You say money is no object but then the KAC SR25 is expensive...if money truly isn’t an issue, then you should be getting an SR25.
You’ve got a point... I’ve got an SR15 and a JP LRI20 in production, which is in lieu of the SR25... I want quality, but won’t necessarily spend infinite amounts on what will essentially become a “safe gun” for the foreseeable future... that said, I may go for it anyway 😊
 
You have a great start on a quality pile of firearms already, how/who held your hand on those decisions prior to the internet experts?

Most guys that have "money is no object" kind of money also have people they can trust in person help with these decisions. I may be wrong, but it seems odd that a smart young man like yourself would be so open to the idea of regular folks giving you the how to. Do you want my advice on how to invest in your kiddo's 529 or what 4x4 you need or what you want in an IFAK or what the best flavor Copenhagen? If money isn't an object then you can fly someone out to help you shop around town and buy shit for you online.

There is a lot of strange shit coming out of 2020 and I will add your questions to it. I truly hope you and your supposed children and grandchildren are blessed, but reading your posts gets my hackles up as some untruthful shit.
 
You have a great start on a quality pile of firearms already, how/who held your hand on those decisions prior to the internet experts?

Most guys that have "money is no object" kind of money also have people they can trust in person help with these decisions. I may be wrong, but it seems odd that a smart young man like yourself would be so open to the idea of regular folks giving you the how to. Do you want my advice on how to invest in your kiddo's 529 or what 4x4 you need or what you want in an IFAK or what the best flavor Copenhagen? If money isn't an object then you can fly someone out to help you shop around town and buy shit for you online.

There is a lot of strange shit coming out of 2020 and I will add your questions to it. I truly hope you and your supposed children and grandchildren are blessed, but reading your posts gets my hackles up as some untruthful shit.
I did a lot of research before making my purchases, particularly on this website, but others as well. There are certain rifles that repeatedly are praised everywhere for reliability, accuracy and more... like KAC Larueand JP.
I value the opinions and advice, but do a lot of research myself. And like anything in life, you tend to get what you pay for.
These rifles were all purchased in the last 8 weeks... all based on research and what’s available.
 
Good luck, your position in life is not for me to vet, it just seems really odd.

Even if you are 100% legit, open ended questions about spending somebody else' money turn into a shit show. Its like credit card, mil-sim bukake. "Oh, you need qty 15 OBR's and NVG's and Air Jordans' a ball peen hammer and Half Faced blades tantos" It gets about 2 dozen guys whipped into a lather about the thought of having extra gun money.
 
I am active in helping members of Shuls get the correct means of protecting themselves. The amount of Jews carrying has risen greatly.
Unfortunately the vast majority of Jews live in places that have very strict gun laws... it makes me wonder, did the Jews do it to themselves???
 
Good luck, your position in life is not for me to vet, it just seems really odd.

Even if you are 100% legit, open ended questions about spending somebody else' money turn into a shit show. Its like credit card, mil-sim bukake. "Oh, you need qty 15 OBR's and NVG's and Air Jordans' a ball peen hammer and Half Faced blades tantos" It gets about 2 dozen guys whipped into a lather about the thought of having extra gun money.
Ha, that’s pretty funny! I hear ya... I’m Just looking for perspectives, not someone to make decisions for me.
 
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Welcome to the Hide.
I have had 3 PWS rifles and still have 2; a 5.56 and a 7.62. They are good weapons, reliable and standardized with good customer service. Piston operated, easy to maintain take standard P mags.

You can't go wrong with a SCAR. I was really close to getting one for sale here in the PX but I have 3 semi auto's now and decided my collection needed a long range caliber so I'm building a precision bolt gun. Get a SCAR 20 or a 17.
 
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I commend the OP for researching and asking questions....that's how one learns. Welcome to the forum.
Beautiful family by the way. A true blessing.
 
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:eek: OP has been a member here less than 24 hours... anyone else feeling like their chain is getting yanked?
If this is the case, then I'm pretty unimpressed by OP's first post in this thread. I'd have been a much better troll for sure.
I think he's legit.
 
:eek: OP has been a member here less than 24 hours... anyone else feeling like their chain is getting yanked?
I understand the doubt... it’s definitely not typical. But then, I’m not a typical guy and these are definitely not typical times. Other than showing you the guns and receipts, dunno what else to tell you. I posted a pic of my sons and I with the Renegades. But for the sake of credibility as a newcomer, here’s some more pictures of the guns and my orders with JP and Wilson:
This is my son and I with his Zev Tech:
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And here’s the order forms for the rifle builds from JP and Wilson :
 

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Hey op I live in Vegas as well. I have some pretty cool bolt guns and love to shoot. let me know if you ever want to come out and try them. Maybe a bolt gun will peak your interest. However I don’t think there is any thing wrong with semi autos. They are just different flavors of ice cream.
 
There's no need to post all the personal info/pictures, I actually suggest against it. Just ignore those who are unhelpful and your time will be more enjoyable on this forum. Good luck on the hunt for more firearms!
 
Hey op I live in Vegas as well. I have some pretty cool bolt guns and love to shoot. let me know if you ever want to come out and try them. Maybe a bolt gun will peak your interest. However I don’t think there is any thing wrong with semi autos. They are just different flavors of ice cream.
I’m always interested in learning new things... I’ve been trying to get a membership at Desert Sports but they’re full for now. Where do you shoot?
 
There's no need to post all the personal info/pictures, I actually suggest against it. Just ignore those who are unhelpful and your time will be more enjoyable on this forum. Good luck on the hunt for more firearms!
You’re absolutely right and I almost never do that... but for the sake of dispelling doubt on a forum I enjoy, I made the exception this time. Thank you sir!
 
Unfortunately the vast majority of Jews live in places that have very strict gun laws... it makes me wonder, did the Jews do it to themselves???
My family talks about this all the time. You only need look at the composition of the educated, the elite, and the socio-politically active liberals to see their ranks are filled with MoT. Communism, socialism, and the policies stemming from those ideologies come from the wellspring of Jewish thought...the supremacists, Nazis, and related ilk aren't exactly wrong there which is shameful.
 
I shoot at desert sportsman it is a great range but I also shoot in the desert south of town out by the dry lake bed
 
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Unfortunately the vast majority of Jews live in places that have very strict gun laws... it makes me wonder, did the Jews do it to themselves???
This is very true. I live in Washington which is not the most gun friendly state and seems they are always after us for more laws every day. Even in some of these super restricted states and cities there is a way to protect ourselves. One may be limited on what they can own but they can still own if they go through the correct legality.
 
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I shoot at desert sportsman it is a great range but I also shoot in the desert south of town out by the dry lake bed
I’ve gone there before... would love to join for an early morning session before the heat comes. Otherwise when it cools off
 
My family talks about this all the time. You only need look at the composition of the educated, the elite, and the socio-politically active liberals to see their ranks are filled with MoT. Communism, socialism, and the policies stemming from those ideologies come from the wellspring of Jewish thought...the supremacists, Nazis, and related ilk aren't exactly wrong there which is shameful.
We think the same... I assume you’ve read some Meir Kahane literature.
 
This is very true. I live in Washington which is not the most gun friendly state and seems they are always after us for more laws every day. Even in some of these super restricted states and cities there is a way to protect ourselves. One may be limited on what they can own but they can still own if they go through the correct legality.
There needs to be a more organized effort to help those who want to purchase a firearm navigate laws, and encourage ownership. I think about it a lot. As a born and bred New Yorker , I can tell you there is a lot of fear around guns and it’s not good...
 
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There needs to be a more organized effort to help those who want to purchase a firearm navigate laws, and encourage ownership. I think about it a lot. As a born and bred New Yorker , I can tell you there is a lot of fear around guns and it’s not good...
Most of the people I have helped are NY Yeshivah students, Modern Orthodox Rabbis and Chabad Rabbis. There is a shift in the last couple years. I do exactly what you said to help train and navigate the gun laws to get them safely prepared if something ever happened. I also help navigate the Jewish Halacha on carrying guns on Shabbos and the such. These days with the common threat it makes the Jewish laws easier for even rural people to carry outside of an eruv. Have you looked into Brace Built rifles? They are sold out right now but I purchased one for a lightweight rifle and I am highly impressed at the weight and quality for the price.
 
Most of the people I have helped are NY Yeshivah students, Modern Orthodox Rabbis and Chabad Rabbis. There is a shift in the last couple years. I do exactly what you said to help train and navigate the gun laws to get them safely prepared if something ever happened. I also help navigate the Jewish Halacha on carrying guns on Shabbos and the such. These days with the common threat it makes the Jewish laws easier for even rural people to carry outside of an eruv. Have you looked into Brace Built rifles? They are sold out right now but I purchased one for a lightweight rifle and I am highly impressed at the weight and quality for the price.
I’m really glad to hear that, you’re doing a great service. Perhaps a non-profit organization is possible, to expand your efforts!
The Brace Built looks nice, I’ve seen it on Rainier, but like you said sold out.
That POF Revolution is available and the lightweight with that firepower at that price looks tempting... but the mixed reviews have me hesitating.
 
What kinda optics are you gonna put on these rifles? Irons really limit the ability of those rifles.

As Bill Burr said, you might just be gathering supplies for the toughest guy on the block


I’ve got a Vortex Strike Eagle 1-8 on the KAC.
Aimpoint T2 on the Silent Professional
And still researching for the JP.... I’ve been learning a lot on here from reading WSG08 reviews. He seems to recommend the Burris XTR3 for best value.

The others aren’t going to be in use for awhile...
 
Ar15s are a great focus, but don't negate some of the most evil and scary little carbines and pdws. A little 9mm carbine scares snowflakes is great for kids and new shooters!

If you do not have a few good handguns, I'd snag a few of those too. Glock 17 or 19 comes to mind, or better yet the 40cal version of either so you can shoot 9mm, 357sig, and 40 with minor parts changes.

A kriss vector would be worth a look in my book, as well as a cz scorpion. The scorpion is old school blowback and not at all smooth like an mpx or mp5, (good options too) but it is simple, affordable, plays nice suppressed, and will eat most ammo without fuss. At least mine does lol. Good aftermarket support too.

I saw you did not want a tavor, but man with a few upgrades I love the x95 Ive shot . Full 16.5 inch barrel 5.56 ballistics from such a small footprint, it's tough to beat. Accuracy is battle rifle good, better with match style loads of course. How about an aug? Same idea, a little more refined.

BT carbines are awesome too and would get my vote for sure if youre after something like that. They are a little more complex than others though. I don't have enough time on one to know if that's an issue however.

A LaRue semiauto is never a bad idea, or a gap built ar10 if you need some reach.

Fwiw I have a bit if experience with a pof piston AR and it has worked exceptionally and is stellar suppressed. I think you'll enjoy yours. I've not had to use customer service though.

I also stress ammo and parts asap. Reloading setup, even if basic, would be top of my list.
 
Ar15s are a great focus, but don't negate some of the most evil and scary little carbines and pdws. A little 9mm carbine scares snowflakes is great for kids and new shooters!

If you do not have a few good handguns, I'd snag a few of those too. Glock 17 or 19 comes to mind, or better yet the 40cal version of either so you can shoot 9mm, 357sig, and 40 with minor parts changes.

A kriss vector would be worth a look in my book, as well as a cz scorpion. The scorpion is old school blowback and not at all smooth like an mpx or mp5, (good options too) but it is simple, affordable, plays nice suppressed, and will eat most ammo without fuss. At least mine does lol. Good aftermarket support too.

I saw you did not want a tavor, but man with a few upgrades I love the x95 Ive shot . Full 16.5 inch barrel 5.56 ballistics from such a small footprint, it's tough to beat. Accuracy is battle rifle good, better with match style loads of course. How about an aug? Same idea, a little more refined.

BT carbines are awesome too and would get my vote for sure if youre after something like that. They are a little more complex than others though. I don't have enough time on one to know if that's an issue however.

A LaRue semiauto is never a bad idea, or a gap built ar10 if you need some reach.

Fwiw I have a bit if experience with a pof piston AR and it has worked exceptionally and is stellar suppressed. I think you'll enjoy yours. I've not had to use customer service though.

I also stress ammo and parts asap. Reloading setup, even if basic, would be top of my list.
Many others have suggested parts... however I’ve never built a rifle and don’t know where to start. Which parts should I be looking at, that are readily available?
 
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