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These 2 links are more detail oriented, and not really for a beginner, but....
While not just about assembling an AR... these do offer useful tips.
https://criterionbarrels.com/media/accurizing-the-ar-15-video-series/?v=7516fd43adaa
Also this thread offer useful advice...
https://www.ar15.com/forums/Precisi...woods-Guide-to-the-Ultimate-AR-fixed-/4-6919/
While not just about assembling an AR... these do offer useful tips.
https://criterionbarrels.com/media/accurizing-the-ar-15-video-series/?v=7516fd43adaa
Also this thread offer useful advice...
https://www.ar15.com/forums/Precisi...woods-Guide-to-the-Ultimate-AR-fixed-/4-6919/
I can't think of the guys name. I'll try to find a link tomorrow. He has a bunch of videos of how he has built service rifles for competition for the past 20-30 years. He explains in detail how he achieves great accuracy and how to do it.
Again, no help now; but I'll try to find a link.
Again, no help now; but I'll try to find a link.
Not soup to nuts basics but very detailed info on what to do accuracy wise is Joe Carlos.
Also, I don't know if he has "build" videos but if you want to learn how to test and measure every part of an AR (and the fact that a freaking gauge for everything exists).
Thats the guy!
As soon as you described him, knew who you meant. Great series of videos.
Ole Larry potterfield, from midway USA makes pretty good videos. I honestly just kept researching on YouTube over and over and over. After awhile you'll be able to tell who knows what they are talking about and who's an idiot. When I did my first lower I watched a part, paused it. Built that part, Pressed play, and repeated the process. Not the most efficient way, but it helped me alot
There are a lot of good videos out there. Make sure you start with the right tools and quality parts.
