(DON’T Buy Ammo) Stock Up On These 4 Things Before They’re Banned

Published on February 19, 2022
Duration: 3:35

USCCA's Kevin Michalowski advises a strategic shift from buying ammunition to stocking up on firearm components that may face future bans or price hikes. He highlights the value in acquiring standard and high-capacity magazines, pistol braces, and AR-15 upper and lower receivers, especially with current market prices allowing for budget-friendly builds. This proactive approach is recommended before potential legislative actions impact availability and cost.

Quick Summary

USCCA's Kevin Michalowski advises stocking up on firearm components like standard/high-capacity magazines, pistol braces, and AR-15 upper/lower receivers before potential bans. Current market prices allow for budget builds around $450, making it a strategic time to acquire these items.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: Shift Focus from Ammo to Components
  2. 00:48Stock Up: Standard & High-Capacity Magazines
  3. 01:07Key Item: Pistol Braces for AR Pistols
  4. 01:21Build Your Own: AR-15 Uppers & Lowers
  5. 02:09Conclusion: Strategic Buying Before Bans

Frequently Asked Questions

What firearm components should I buy before potential bans?

According to USCCA's Kevin Michalowski, you should prioritize standard and high-capacity magazines for AR-15s, pistol braces (like Sig or KAK), and essential AR-15 build parts such as upper receivers (with BCG and charging handle) and complete lower receivers.

Why is it important to buy AR-15 parts now?

Current market conditions offer stable prices and good availability for components like magazines and braces. These items are frequently targeted by potential legislative bans, making it strategic to acquire them now before prices increase or they become unavailable.

How much does it cost to build a budget AR-15?

You can build a budget-friendly AR-15 for approximately $450. This involves purchasing an upper receiver assembly (including BCG and charging handle) for around $300 and a complete lower receiver, such as an Anderson Manufacturing model, for about $158.

Are ammunition prices still high?

The video suggests that ammunition prices are stabilizing and availability is returning to normal levels. Therefore, the focus is shifting towards acquiring firearm components that may face future regulatory action or price hikes.

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