ACI-15 Bravo 556 by Andro Corp Industries are Excellent! Why Spend More to Build? Buy One for Less

It really doesn't make sense for those interested with trying to build their first AR-15-style MSR. Many have been told they can build one for cheaper. That's rarely the case. You will need to have tools and a proper work area or accessibility to equipment as well as spend tons of research hours trying to build a rifle. In addition, you'll get no warranty or customer service support having to deal with the process of registering your firearm on your own.
It's a lot to navigate if you're trying to DIY your first time. I'm not against building your own firearm, as it provides a level of satisfaction. However, I've seen my share of first builds on the range and often those are the ones that break-down day one. I've seen many shooters frustrated with not having the proper tools to carefully produce a quality product and things wiggle loose just a little too much.
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ACI Features;
-16″ 4150 CMV Melonite
- 1/7 Twist
- M4 Feed Ramps
- QPQ Corrosion Resistant Finish
- Mid-Length Gas System with .750 Low Pro Gas Block
- A2 Flash Hider
- M16 BCG
- 1/2×28 Threaded Muzzle
- 15″ MLOK Handguard
- Dry Film Lubed 7075 - T6 Forged Upper w/ T-Markings
- Forward Assist & Ejection Port Assembly
- Charging Handle
- 7075 Forged Lower
- Type 3 Hard Coat Anodized
- Mil-Spec LPK
- M4 Stock
- Enhanced Trigger Guard
- 30 Round Magazine
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[@Viltzu90]

How accurate was that gun? And what ammo did you use?

[@AzoneDefenseLLC]

I was very impressed. It been a great go to rifle. Not picky with ammo and very accurate (I've only done 7-100 yds with this rifle). Been using all kinds of range ammo; Winchester, Remington, Federal, Partizan, Fiocchi, PMC, Browning, New Republic; doesn't matter .223 or 5.56 brass ( I don't recall using steel cases).