I like things to be slightly "off standard" - in the sense of I like bits from some things and not others.
My last few guitars, for example, have all been "partscasters" and somewhat hybrid like - mixing pickup types and that sort of thing.
I have a mind to build up a gun in a similar vein - rail from this, stock from that - and of course upgraded internals.
What I don't have a sense of is how economical or safe it is to build from a set of parts - as against buying a complete gun and upgrading.
It will be an M4 - but looking into things I tend to see that although some manufacturers claim to be v2 compliant etc, you can run up against compatibility issues.
So I wonder is it safe to buy a load of different parts - or is it better to start from a base and work from there?
BTW I will probably get a tech to put it together ( I have neither the time nor expertise at this point) so its just a compatibility and fit issue I am concerned about.
I dont want to spend money on good parts to find that they don't actually work together!
Any thoughts?
Thanks!