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I think next pay day I'm going to try and find me a couple Glock 33 round mags.

G19, I plan on getting an inforce APL for it. Hopefully next week I'm picking up a G43 and I plan to put a TLR6 on it. And then pester the shit out of leshire to make me holsters.

This is coming out of my secret squirrel gun fund. If I did do it the PSA lower would end up with a 9mm upper for her to shoot anyway.

I'm mostly wondering if the actual receiver is better in any way. I can always swap internals out if I need to. I'm just wondering if the BCM lower has better longevity then the PSA for any reason.

Just going to keep chugging along on mags and ammo.

I can't say that thought hadn't crossed my mind

That was what I was thinking I would do with it, but if there is not a practical reason to buy a $400 lower I could still buy a cheaper lower and have extra money toward a new build. No, only way I will have another x39 will be an AK or something like a CMMG mutant or the PSA version of it.

Those are nice, but I am content with my milspec trigger and regular buffer. I am just wondering if there is a quality difference between the two when it comes to long term use.

My AR is a complete BCM upper on a PSA lower. The OCD in me wants to buy a BCM lower so its all the same. But the rational part of me is trying to figure out why I need to spend $400 on a lower. The BCM lower does have their A5 system and their enhanced LPK. Is there any really functional...

It looks you could have gone cheaper, I really think the stuff you listed would work for my needs. I will probably lean toward the inexpensive side to start and then upgrade if I start using them enough and keep the cheaper stuff for back ups. Except punches, I have learned my lesson on cheap...

I have a good workbench (old craftsman that was my grandfathers from the 60s, sturdy as hell), vice, and a work light. I'm not going to jump into trigger work right away, but it is something I plan to get into down the road after lots of reading and practice.

Sweet. I also want a handgun one too.

I have a small hammer with plastic heads, I should probably get a smaller rubber one and brass one too. Do you have any advice on a bench block?

Good call on the screw drivers. I have Allen/hex wrenches

I have finally come to the realization that I need to invest in the right tools for working on guns instead of using my regular hand tools and redneck engineering. I have an AR multi-wrench thingy, a rifle rest, and one of the blocks to hold an AR lower in a vice, and proper cleaning supplies...

I've wondered this too. The ban expired before I got into guns.

The only way I see it happening is if the dems realize that it will take compromises to pass the laws they want. I could see removing Suppresors from the NFA in return for some other infringement.

I miss my 336. Sold it because I had no where to hunt then three months later my inlaws let me start hunting the farm. Damn thing sat gathering dust for 3 years without a trip hunting before that.

I think I'm ok on mags now. What's the best bang for the buck for .223/5.56 and 9mm bulk right now?

That's the way I see it. I think it's legal as long as the endcap doesn't have a hole in it.