I hate to start a new thread just about this but I need quik replys im about to buy a CAR15 for $600.00 just wanted to know if that was a good price or not thanks for the replys

Too many features you haven't mentioned in the weapon you are considering purchasing. But if it shoots straight and has a detachable carry handle w/ rail system go for it. The rest you can modify yourself.

I've been looking at kits and such recently and thats around the going price, but what other details do you have on it?

Even for a bargain basement rifle (off brand / no thrills) six hundred for a complete rifle is not a bad deal.

I got my 14.5'' barreled bushmaster with 6 pos stock for $800 brand new.

You are also quite the liar.

Car15 has:
- 5 position more compact stock
-round shaped slimmer handguard
-no barrel cut for the m203
-most come with m4 feed ramps

m4 has:
-little bit larger 6 position stock
-more oval shaped handguard
-barrel cut for m203
-of course m4 feed ramps.
The two are very similar . The car15 is like the father of the m4 from a historic


that is a decent price but yopu really need to tell us the details.
Is it a stainless barrel? who is it made by? A build by someone?
forged or cast receiver? Flat top or A2?

That's a good price, period. There's nothing wrong with a simple carbine. Look for the flat top A3-style and feedramp cuts.

In many parts of the country, complete lowers are going for $350-450, due to Obongo panic buying. WASR-10 package deals are going for $500 in some places.

Question:
Would I be able to install a normal CAR15 or M4 upper into my M16A1 lower, with the M16 bolt and carrier, and still get it to work select- fire?
Thanks,
Lava

i am not sure if there is anydifferences in the upper receiver. All of the companies sell m16 uppers and I think they come with a select fire bolt carrier group but I think that is more of a legal thing here. because you can't use a m16 psrt on a ar15. i think it might work but i am not positive.

You are also quite the liar.

You can get a 14.5" barrel AR clone with a 1.5" permanently attached muzzle device and not have to register it as an SBR.