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Recently there was various posts about supplying family, friends or neighbors with a gun.
I've got my own opinion on handing out firearms to people, and although I definitely wouldn't advise it in most cases because if they haven't already done their due diligence already in advance acquire at least one, it's unlikely they would have any skill with them to actually be helpful during the theoretical need for them anyway. Regardless… It isn't bad to have an extra AR or two to enjoy, and here was an example of the very easy, for not too much money, way that could be accomplished. If I entertained the idea of having some guns to hand out during a theoretical need, this would be what I would consider doing.
Now, personally for $20 more I'd happily do the lower with the magpul furniture, but for the absolute budget minded people out there, I included the classic furniture offering as well.
$300+$119+$25 transfer on lower + sales tax = about $488.40
So basically $500 for something to sit in the safe "in case of emergency," there are far more expensive insurance policies / wastes of money compared to this.
I've got my own opinion on handing out firearms to people, and although I definitely wouldn't advise it in most cases because if they haven't already done their due diligence already in advance acquire at least one, it's unlikely they would have any skill with them to actually be helpful during the theoretical need for them anyway. Regardless… It isn't bad to have an extra AR or two to enjoy, and here was an example of the very easy, for not too much money, way that could be accomplished. If I entertained the idea of having some guns to hand out during a theoretical need, this would be what I would consider doing.
Now, personally for $20 more I'd happily do the lower with the magpul furniture, but for the absolute budget minded people out there, I included the classic furniture offering as well.
$300+$119+$25 transfer on lower + sales tax = about $488.40
So basically $500 for something to sit in the safe "in case of emergency," there are far more expensive insurance policies / wastes of money compared to this.