Sure, but I'm just pointing out that this guy clearly has no professional, military, or even civilian training.

he does know how to clear a jam, so he has SHOT an ar-15 before.

however the fact that his AR-15 jammed AT ALL lets you know how poorly its been taken care of...

Or he used the cheapest steel cases he could buy

Or both

last weekend I shot maybe 250-400 rounds and the only jam I had was one I did on purpose with a snap cap.

no, he was using brass

and it was cycling just fine.

I think it might have been a miss-feed from his magazines, maybe?

Maybe. I only watched a minute or so.

Got the idea pretty quickly.

I just took my new AR from PSA out to the hills on Tuesday to get it sighted in.

Was very pleasantly surprised with how easy it was to shoot.

have you never shot an AR before?

or a gun in general?

Rifles all my life. But first time with an AR

they're pleasant.

and PSA makes great guns.

in the budget category

mine is a little heavy, but ces't la vie.

I am used to shooting 60 year old hunting long rifles so it feels like a feather

LOL

yeah, you can put that butt up to your nose and pull the trigger.

My .22 LR is significantly heavier

And barely less recoil. That buffer spring really smooths it out.

what did you build?

Pistol? rifle? length?

16" carbine

With a Sig Romeo5 red dot

got to get on that deal.

Great for the price. I don't like the lack of flip up covers though.

I am going to lose the separate one for sure

Next one I want to set up for longer ranges with like a 2-7x scope and a 20" barrel

I liked my 20" but I sold it for the FAL

Then an AR10, then I am salivating over the Rock Island VR80

tried running the fixed stock, and really liked that.

classic A3 look

On the 20"

?

yeah

Yeah my least favorite part of my AR so far is that the adjustable stock rattles.