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Barrels

BangBang said:
Anywhere, if you can find some in stock. A buddy waited 4 weeks to get a Shaw barrel for his AR.
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Standard AR barrels are in-stock at most places I've seen unless it's from a custom barrel maker like Shaw then there could be a decent wait.

I've had trouble finding AR-LR-10 barrels lately myself as these are pretty scarce to what options are available.

Here's a decent selection of available AR15 barrels from Primary Arms a place I shop frequently.

AR-15 556 Barrels for Sale | Primary Arms

5.56 Barrels for AR-15 Rifles for sale at Primary Arms. Huge selection of AR-15 Barrels chambered in 5.56 for your carbine, DMR, or pistol build.
www.primaryarms.com
 
Maskuerade said:
Ideally I would like to find a complete upper so I can just swap them out. I will keep the 7.5 also
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Here's a pretty good deal that includes a BCG and charging handle from PSA if you're not trying to break the bank. There's actually plenty of options out there currently for what you're looking for in a wide price range.

A complete upper swap is probably the easiest major modification you can do to an AR platform firearm simply by just pushing the takedown & pivot pins aside remove the current upper and drop on the new one.

Palmetto State has been known to use FN barrels in their uppers though I'm not sure if they use them in all.

You could spend a little more to get a chrome lined or nitrided barrel for more durability though it's probably not needed for most activities the average person will be involved in.

 
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10mmLife said:
Here's a pretty good deal that includes a BCG and charging handle from PSA if you're not trying to break the bank. There's actually plenty of options out there currently for what you're looking for in a wide price range.

A complete upper swap is probably the easiest major modification you can do to an AR platform firearm simply by just pushing the takedown & pivot pins aside remove the current upper and drop on the new one.

Palmetto State has been known to use FN barrels in their uppers though I'm not sure if they use them in all.

You could spend a little more to get a chrome lined or nitrided barrel for more durability though it's probably not needed for most activities the average person will be involved in.

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PSA makes their own barrels for their mid-line rifles, and identifies in higher-end rifles the FN barrels by name on the barrel.
 
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