Retro / Modern A2 FSB Build!

Published on October 12, 2023
Duration: 1:01

This video details a custom AR-15 build blending retro A2 upper receiver aesthetics with modern components. The presenter showcases a build featuring a Centurion MLOK rail, Primary Arms prism optic, Surefire Pro Scout IR light, Griffin muzzle device, Magpul furniture, QVO two-stage trigger, Armaspec buffer, LANACO BCG, and an SPR POO light. The firearm was finished with a custom rattle-can paint job.

Quick Summary

This custom AR-15 build blends retro A2 upper receiver aesthetics with modern components, featuring a Centurion MLOK rail, Primary Arms prism optic, Surefire Pro Scout IR light, and a custom rattle-can finish. It utilizes a QVO two-stage trigger, Armaspec buffer, LANACO BCG, and an SPR POO light known for its lightweight design.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Retro/Modern Build
  2. 00:04A2 Upper and Carry Handle
  3. 00:09Primary Arms Prism Optic
  4. 00:11Centurion MLOK Rail
  5. 00:23Surefire Pro Scout IR Light
  6. 00:25Griffin Muzzle Device
  7. 00:30Magpul Furniture
  8. 00:33QVO Two-Stage Trigger
  9. 00:38Armaspec Buffer
  10. 00:41LANACO BCG
  11. 00:47SPR POO Light and Receiver Aesthetic
  12. 00:54Rattle Can Finish and Final Thoughts

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes this AR-15 build a 'retro meets modern' concept?

This build achieves a 'retro meets modern' aesthetic by combining a classic A2 upper receiver with an integrated carry handle with contemporary components like a Centurion MLOK rail, modern optics, and specialized accessories.

What are the key components of this custom AR-15 build?

Key components include an A2 upper, Primary Arms prism optic, Centurion MLOK rail, Surefire Pro Scout IR light, Griffin muzzle device, Magpul furniture, QVO two-stage trigger, Armaspec buffer, LANACO BCG, and an SPR POO light.

How was the finish applied to this custom AR-15?

The presenter applied a custom finish to the rifle themselves using a 'rattle can' painting technique, giving it a unique, personalized aesthetic.

What is notable about the SPR POO light in this build?

The SPR POO light is highlighted for its lightweight design, which is achieved through machining out the forged low receiver, contributing to the overall efficiency and aesthetics of the firearm.

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