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Slight unorganized followup to my grammatically retarded and punctuation impaired post here.
Triggers: Milspec is fine, but the upgrade to an ALG trigger is worth it, and I personally have put the budget Geiselle G2s in all of my rifles when they go on sale and do not regret it. Any where from $110 to $125 during a sale and you have a very nice two stage trigger that won't turn to mush 1,000 rounds down the road.
Receiver extension kit (buffer tube, buffer etc): Do a lot of research on this with a pistol. When you pick a barrel, try to do some research to see if people mention it being under or over gassed in order to choose a buffer weight. 300 blackout is a little different, but I rolled the dice and put a VLTOR A5 pistol system with the included buffer on my palmetto CHF 10.5 5.56 upper and it is awesome. With that gas port/buffer weight combo I have the most weirdly consistent ejection out of any of my AR-15's, perfect reliability and it is not too "smacky" to shoot. My only "complaint", which is my problem and fixable is my SB SOB brace can start to rotate a bit on the tube. I just haven't sat down and looked for the cleanest solution to make it stick a little better. This is my truck gun for when babby pistol won't cut it.
Furniture/Railz: I personally think the SB tactical route is the way to go for braces. They're the ones getting the detailed letters that you could show in an unlikely encounter. I think the tailhooks look great, but I decided to play it a little safer and get the SOB brace. Also the tailhooks were vaporware at the time. KAK shockwaves look fine, but they're not for me.
As for hand guards, I am perfectly content with the $5 parts bin skinny heat shielded hand guards I put on mine for this weapon's purpose. If I had to put a rail on it, I would go with an ALG during one of their blem sales. These are not super duper long range builds, the "rail" is useful because of heat dissipation and mounting a light, but it's all relative. I've installed a couple ALG rails and honestly, I would take one over most of the whizzbang $300 setups out there. They're comfortable, easy to install and light enough.
SIGHTS: A trijicon MRO is my favorite, but if you're going to go budget oriented as you've indicated, open sights are fine. I would not waste my time with these blister pack pieces of shit out there. That includes the burris and bushnell. Vortex are very slightly better, but frankly they're still not in the same league as an aimpoint, trijicon or even eotech. I have seriously had more than one person put a fucking $29.88 Sightmark on a brand new Daniel Defense (for home defense) because they blew all their money on the rifle and didn't even have back up sights. They were sure to get those "super cool" promotional fucking cerekoted oakleys with the rifle though. Weakest link, don't be a fucking poser etc.
Fixed is best if you're going iron sight only for a while. I put a KAC micro back up sight on this build and I just didn't like it. Ended up getting a daniel defense 1.5 through work until I eventually get another MRO. Then we'll go back to the KAC.
UPPER RECEIVER: Doesn't really matter, just make sure it's got the right feed ramps. Can't really screw up an Aero precision. (this is only if you don't buy a complete or barreled upper which may be a good idea)
Now as far as build tools go. I bought "no mar" barrel vise blocks and had zero issues with 4 builds on them. They're obviously not snap on tier tools, but they're like $25 and work perfectly. The only thing I did go a little more expensive on was the brownells wrench for castle nuts and barrel nuts. It is good quality and will not mar edges up like my dinky little $9.99 specials used to. Things are going to get scraped up, but I hate when I put something together and it looks really unprofessional.
https://www.plastixrevolution.net/collections/ar15-upper-vise-blocks/products/upper-receiver-vise-block
https://www.brownells.com/gunsmith-tools-supplies/rifle-tools/wrenches/ar-15-armorer-s-wrench-prod80294.aspx
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