No you’re doing it backwards.
If you buy one in the wealthy, the poors will hate you, if you buy one in the Fed, the III%’ers will hate you, the government will always hate you.
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new Arfcom AR15 tier chart
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If you buy one in the wealthy, the poors will hate you, if you buy one in the Fed, the III%’ers will hate you, the government will always hate you.
LOL…. Gotcha thanks 
Knights and WC are very close if you just compare msrp and take the secondary market out of it. That's the only thing I could think of for that justification in placement.
Putting them further would only be justified if they factored in the Wilson pistols for some reason I think.
kennedy759
Sharpshooter
I bought my armalite flattop heavy barrel over 20 yrs ago, its all I will ever need
I think the term "Best AR15 for the money" is very subjective. It's all about an individual's budget and personal opinion. The person's budget is what it is and hard to get around. However, the personal opinion about an individual company is typically formed by research (usually of someone else's opinion on YouTube nowadays) and by word of mouth from people without any real experience with said company.
Case in point. Alot of people think Anderson is junk, but they don't realize they have a lower manufactured by Anderson for the company whose roll mark is on their rifle. They don't realize that just because it says "Brand A" on the receiver, it was actually made by Anderson for "Brand A".
JMHO, YMMV.
Case in point. Alot of people think Anderson is junk, but they don't realize they have a lower manufactured by Anderson for the company whose roll mark is on their rifle. They don't realize that just because it says "Brand A" on the receiver, it was actually made by Anderson for "Brand A".
JMHO, YMMV.
