Again, thanks to all.
Cory; I read your reply before you deleted it. I absolutely agree with everything you said. I know nobody is a lawyer and I take what I get here as a guidline to research on. I dont want to be in court saying “some dude on a forum said it was legal”
All: I knew the brace needed to be changed before posting but wanted to keep the post blank and fresh to start from the beginning and not add confusion for what I was asking. For all I know some other small dumb thing could have made a legal difference. I know ya’ll know your stuff and wouldnt lead me in the wrong direction. I was under the impression the buffer spring needed to be changed on a pistol. But looking back I bet I read that information regarding a pistol that was something other than 5.56 caliber.
I get long winded, but this is what started it all and what started the “snowball effect” that started this thread…
Moved to Nebraska and was finally a “free” American. Family decisions found me buying a Black Rain Ordnance “AR style” 9mm rifle length with left hand side cocker in “Distressed White” First “AR” in my life. Seemed perfect for me, wife and kids to all enjoy at the range.
Wife bought a purple camouflage Bird Dog Arms AR15 a few days later.
I needed to get her mags and found this deal.
If I bought 10 mags I’d be in for 129.99 anyways. So basically I paid $30 for that parts kit. I figured I’d paint the stock and grip white to install on the white Black Rain 9mm rifle and have extra AR15 springs for spares.
Same day she bought the purple camo AR I seen this and thought it looked awesome on the rack in the store. I asked to see it and noticed it was a .22, I said nevermind and went to give it back to the salesman. But before I handed it back I checked the tag out of curiosity and it was at a smoking deal of $375.00. I instantly said “ring it up”. Didnt really want it but I wont pass up a deal like that.
Later I still wanted that S&W 15-22 style in a “real” 5.56 caliber and figured I’d just use that lower parts kit and order an upper to go with it. Then I’d have matching AR in a .22 and a 5.56, so I asked the question that started this thread.
This is what changed those plans. That SBA3 stock was not available by itself and can only be ordered in a kit. So why buy a lower pistol lower kit and the upper when I can just get this below!
So problem SOLVED lmao…
Now I just need a stripped lower and I’ll still keep that original lower parts kit with the rifle stock in the box for a later rifle build.
I keep saving money by not swapping parts in kits around. Keeping it simplified and giving me more excuses to “save” more money by buying MORE stuff hahaha.
So I guess a 3 pack of stripped lowers is next lmao. Then I’ll need another rifle upper to go with the original lower kit and the 2nd stripped lower and another complete kit for that 3rd lower that will be left over.
All that’s left is to learn how to do this because I know diddly squat about AR-15s.