While his "comrades" stock phones in his face to film it, fucking clowns

Absolutely

Assembly is like Legos. First took my 2 hours. Next one 1 hour. Most recent was like 20 minutes.

I recommend purchasing a kit. Basically all the parts but the lower reciever (buy the lower and your local gun shop). You get the experience / understanding of building, without the frustration of buying the wrong stuff, forgetting stuff, etc.

Then for your second, you have an idea of the parts involved, allowing you to much more successfully shop for individual parts.

Like Nostepadepepe said. Also try a book called " Gunsmithing the AR15 by Patrick Sweeney. Since you are in eastern PA(?) You can try Relic Hunter Firing Line just above Allentown. They had Areo brand Lowers in stock last week. Then pick a kit. They are a very easy build

I'd advise kit the first time. Palmetto State Armory has some good ones. That's what I did for my first one. Building just from parts can be a problem if you don't pick right. I suggest that you get your feet wet first.

Also start reading forums (ar15.com is one) alot of the people on the reddit board are asses but you can learn there too.

Assembly is generally easy. I've spent quite a bit on tools, but I've also assembled half a dozen of them, so my suggestion is for the first, get a kit or at least an assembled upper; the upper is what most of the tools are for.

Larue.

Larue

And I just got an order from them too and no sticker ☹