Tactical Scopes For Ar 15

Tactical Scopes For Ar 15

	Nebo Redline Tactical Flashlight Strobe S.O.S 220 Lumen #5581 List Price: $34.99 Sale Price: $21.59 You save: $13.40 (38%)

	Streamlight 88031 Protac Tactical Flashlight 2L with White LED Includes 2 CR123A Lithium Batteries and Holster, Black List Price: $80.00 Sale Price: $39.95 You save: $40.05 (50%)

	Streamlight 88850 Polytac LED Flashlight with Lithium Batteries, Black List Price: $65.00 Sale Price: $34.86 You save: $30.14 (46%)

	Precision AR-15 with Larry Crow (DVD) Sale Price: $41.95

	Mako 5X Magnifier for Red Dot/Reflex Sights (3rd Generation) - Black List Price: $170.00 Sale Price: $72.22 You save: $97.78 (58%)

	Ameriglo 6" Industrial Grade Safety Light Sticks, 12-hour Tactical: Yellow (10 Pack) Sale Price: $14.40

	Exclusive By NcSTAR NcStar Rubber Tactical Compact 3-9x42 Double Illumination AR15 Scope Sale Price: $108.85

	Tapco Sling Adapter Plug, IF STK90101 List Price: $9.99 Sale Price: $8.12 You save: $1.87 (19%)

	.223 5.56x45mm Caliber Cartridge Laser Bore Sighter Boresighter Sale Price: $6.95

	UAG Tactical 4 Reticle Red Dot Open Reflex Sight with Weaver-Picatinny Rail Mount List Price: $69.99 Sale Price: $27.95 You save: $42.04 (60%)

	Aim Sports Red Dot Sight with 4 Different Reticles List Price: $32.99 Sale Price: $29.95 You save: $3.04 (9%)

	Essential Optics Review for the Boards List Price: $34.95 Sale Price: $29.12 You save: $5.83 (17%)

	McNett Camo Form Desert Digital 159279 List Price: $15.99 Sale Price: $11.80 You save: $4.19 (26%)

	MCNETT CAMO FORM - MARPAT WOODLAND or ARMY DIGITAL

	AR15 Combo Armorer's Wrench Tool List Price: $39.99 Sale Price: Too low to display

	Uncle Mike's Tactical Kydex Open Top Hip Holster with Paddle and Belt Loop Accessories, Black

	EOTech M6X Tactical Xenon Light & Red Laser, Slide-Lock, Long Gun M6X-000-A1 List Price: $459.99 Sale Price: $356.99 You save: $103.00 (22%)

	Butler Creek Lula Universal Pistol Loader List Price: $36.95 Sale Price: $22.80 You save: $14.15 (38%)

	Hoppe's BoreSnake Rifle Bore Cleaner (Choose Your Caliber)

AR 15 with 40 Round Magazine Emptied in 12 Seconds


GSG-5 Worth it? Pretty cool, but??? What gun first?

Hey all just wondering your thoughts on the GSG-5. Is it worth the cash $450 or so? (on a good find). I think it would be pretty cool to have a tactical .22 for practice etc, but don't know if I can justify the cost. Hell I can damn near buy an AK47 or AK74 for that. Either that or a 10/22 and me and my custom self can't shoot a plain jane 10/22. I'd have to add a stock, barrel, scope and all that crap adding up to more than the gsg I'm sure. What's your thoughts? I'm also working on an AR-15 Pistol I need to get done...oh and trying to buy a FAL off a guy...what would you all do first?

the GSG-5 is cool, supposed to be the only way to get an MP5 for under 3 grand (in the .22LR caliber).
I considered the GSG5 too, my research indicates that its just a cool looking rifle and not much else. magazines are expensive and don't hold much (especially for California residents where I'm now), magazines are not readily available in any gun store, I have found its is accurate and reliable, but so far after about 5 dozen reviews to me its just a fancy and pricey toy. It looks cool and that's about it. If you think its worth the $500 then go ahead and buy it. To me it wasn't worth the $500. Just because its cool isn't worth spending $500.

a 10/22 with the tacticool stuff certainly will cost more than a GSG5. Mine does.
I got a used 10/22 carbine for $180.
I felt it was too easy to accidentally ding the wood stock, so I bought a polymer Archangel 5.56 stock ($160)
The stock has no built-in sights. I got a red dot holographic sight for $35. its an airsoft imitation of the real thing, it works actually quite well. I really wanted one of those red dot holographic sights people buy for the AR15, but that's like $500.
$40 for a mounted flashlight/laser, and $40 for a vertical grip.
10- 10rd magazines cost me about $150. But this is California, where everything costs more.if you are outside of California for $150 you will get significantly better value for your money.

If the 10/22 magazines looked like AR15 magazines it would easily pass for one.

the 10/22 is a better choice because not only is it popular (so if it broke it wouldn't be too hard to find parts or gunsmiths to fix it) you have nearly infinite possibilities of adding stuff to it. If you don't live in a AW Ban state like I do, You can get butler creek 25 and 50 rd magazines for not very much, I imagine target practice will be much more fun with 50rd magazines.
There are other tactical 10/22 stocks.for some odd reason all the other ones are illegal in California except the archangel, despite they all have the same "assault rifle" features. I would of bought something cheaper if it was legal. Tactical stocks start at about $100.

Another thing about the 10/22- its not $500 right now, since each part can be bought separately you can do that and it won't seem as expensive if you spent the $500 over time.

For the FAL well you can always buy one later, I think there's some cheap surplus magazines available right now, if you didn't get around to buying the FAL at least you did get a whole bunch of magazines cheap. You can get the FAL later then.

I don't know about making your own AR15 pistol, there's a Kel Tec PLR-16 pistol that's AR15-like and accepts AR15 magazines. I don't know the price as that isn't CA legal so I can pretty much forget about buying one of those.