Build Your Own Custom AR 15 With Rifle Kits

Building your AR 15 rifle instead of buying one already made has plenty of benefits. We have a comprehensive collection of AR15 Rifle Kits that give you tons of options to design a one-of-a-kind rifle. Get the rifle of your dreams by making your own with our rifle-build kits.

Reasons to Use AR Rifle Kits

With AR15 Rifle Kits, you have the freedom to customize your firearm for specific shooting needs, whether it’s for competition, hunting, or home defense. Many build kits, like the ones we carry, let you build the exact rifle that you’re looking for. 

How to customize your AR-15

Our AR 15 Rifle Kits let you choose specialized components, such as match-grade barrels and tactical handguards, ensuring the perfect build for your shooting style. You will get to know how all the pieces of your gun go together, and when you want to change out a part of your gun, you will know exactly how to do so. 

When you buy an AR15 rifle kit, you will understand where each part of the rifle goes. You can customize your AR 15 by choosing precisely what parts you want to include as you buy a rifle kit or choose different upgrades later. Then you will know how to buy different components to customize your AR 15.

You Will Understand the Inner Workings of Your Rifle

The AR 15 rifle kit will start you off with every part you need to build an AR 15, besides the lower receiver. If you buy a complete AR 15, you’re likely going to get a basic gun. If you want any upgrades, you must purchase those separately and these extra costs will build up over time. When you use an AR rifle kit, skip the replacement process and just buy the upgraded parts to begin with. You spend less money buying fewer parts, which saves you so much money, especially if you want a fully upgraded AR 15. 

FAQs for AR Rifle Kits

Building your AR 15 from a rifle kit allows you to fully customize your firearm to your specific needs. Whether you’re focused on competition, hunting, or home defense, an AR 15 Kit gives you the freedom to choose the exact components you want while saving money on upgrades down the road.

Yes, building an AR 15 is legal in most parts of the United States as long as you comply with federal, state, and local firearm laws. You must ensure that the lower receiver, which is the serialized part of the firearm, is legally obtained and compliant with regulations in your area.

To build an AR 15 from scratch using a rifle kit, you’ll need basic tools like a torque wrench, an armorer’s wrench, roll pin punches, and a vise block for the lower and upper receivers. Our rifle kits also include assembly guides to help with the process.

When building an AR 15 from a rifle kit, you can select specialized components like barrels, triggers, and handguards to match your shooting needs. You can also add upgrades during the initial build or swap parts later for further customization. Midstate Firearms carries all the components you need for your build and numerous upgrades and customizing options.

Yes, AR 15 Kits are an excellent option for beginners. They help you understand the inner workings of your rifle as you assemble it, making maintenance and future upgrades much easier. With the included parts and guides, even first-time builders can successfully build their own AR 15.

Building an AR-15 from a kit is less expensive than buying a pre-built rifle and upgrading it later. We sell our kits at unbelievably low prices, and by starting with upgraded parts included in the kit, you avoid the extra cost of replacing basic factory components.

Absolutely! One of the biggest benefits of using an AR 15 Kit is that you learn how all the parts of your rifle fit together, making it easy to swap out or upgrade components like triggers, stocks, or optics in the future.

AR 15 Rifle Kits come in various calibers, allowing you to choose the best option for your intended use, whether it’s for target shooting, hunting, or home defense. It is also possible to use different caliber uppers on the same lower. 

The time required to build an AR 15 varies based on experience and tools, but most builders can complete assembly in a few hours. Following an assembly guide or video tutorial can make the process smoother and faster.