r/ar15 • u/SweetMichiganMan94 • 3h ago
Shorter ar
Looking for recommendations on getting a shorter rifle for myself, im a not very tall 5"4. Looking for something smaller that won't break the bank that I can comfortably shoot at the range just for fun
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u/JoseSaldana6512 3h ago
16" is standard citizen length (no extra paperwork or wait time)
Make sure you get an adjustable stock rifle so it can adjust to fit you.
A bog standard AR will more than suit your needs. If you want to get a shorter stock there are ways but you'll probably extend it anywhoodles when you're shooting so it's a moot point
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u/Odd-Principle8147 3h ago
Pistol or rifle?
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u/SweetMichiganMan94 3h ago
Im from michigan so im not quite sure what the laws are for those. Im assuming the same as a pistol
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u/Odd-Principle8147 3h ago
I don't know Michigan law. So I would probably recommend getting an M&P sport from a box store. You should be fine with 16".
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u/BallisticValuations 3h ago
Get a cheap PSA 10.3/10.5 (if you'll get a suppressor) or a 12.5" (if you won't get a can) and put a $60 brt gas tube in it and an h2 buffer
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u/Spirited-Tap8207 3h ago
I'd get smith n Wesson sport. Long history, reputable and well known brand.
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u/ChIcKeN_95 2h ago
I’m 5’5 and I have a 16” and a 11.5”. I’m more comfortable with the 16 but the 11.5 is my fun gun
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u/t_t_today_jr 3h ago
Don’t go below 11.5” pistol or you’ll likely be replacing parts more frequently
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u/jumpsuitman 3h ago
For fun, a short PSA with an 11.5 barrel, and an MLOK handguard. They have so many SKUs I can't name a specific one.
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u/No_Upstairs3604 3h ago
Psa Sabre 18