SIG Sauer Romeo MSR Gen 2 Red Dot Sight - 2 MOA
2 MOA dot, 40,000-hour battery, M1913 Picatinny mount
Check price at Primary Arms →A short list of parts, optics and complete build sheets from Palmetto State Armory, Primary Arms, Brownells and MidwayUSA. Every link goes to the store's own product page, so the price you see there is the real one.
6 builds in reach
Grouped for a $650 budget. The slider that changes it needs JavaScript.
Comfortably in range
In range: Ruger 10/22 In range: Glock 19 In range: Glock 17Doable, but tight
Tight: SIG P320 tight Tight: AK-47 tight Tight: 1911 tightOut of reach at this budget
We don't sell anything. We link to the stores that do.
We hand-pick slides, BCGs, triggers, furniture and mags from the retailers builders actually use, and lay them out as complete build sheets, so you know what to buy, in what order, and where it's safe to save.
Each part links to the retailer's own product page. You check out on their site, not ours, and pay their price.
The retailer takes your payment, handles compliance, and ships your order like any other. Your warranty and support come from them, the people who actually made or stocked the part.
Disclosure: Some links on this site are affiliate links. If you buy through one, the retailer pays us a small commission. Your price is the same either way.
Pick a platform and we lay out every part you need to build it, with estimated prices and a running budget total. Check parts off as you buy and your progress saves on this device (needs JavaScript).
Each one also has a full write-up with the complete parts list, what needs an FFL, where to save and where not to: Glock 17 · Glock 19 · SIG P320 · AR-15 · AR-10 / .308 · AK-47 · 1911 · Ruger 10/22. All eight build sheets →
NOTE: Every price here is an estimate to help you size a budget, not a live quote and not a price we can honor. Ranges are typical street prices; the only real number is on the retailer's own page. The one part that may require an FFL transfer is flagged on every sheet.
2 MOA dot, 40,000-hour battery, M1913 Picatinny mount
Check price at Primary Arms →Forged 7075-T6, cosmetic blem only, warranty intact
Check price at Primary Arms →Drop-in cassette, single stage, fits AR-15 and AR-10
Check price at Primary Arms →2 MOA dot, 12 brightness settings, included multi-height mount
Check price at PSA →4 MOA red/green dot, lower-1/3 co-witness mount
Check price at PSA →MPI-tested, full-auto profile, nitride finish
Check price at PSA →Carpenter 158 bolt, nitride, staked gas key
Check price at PSA →DPMS-pattern .308, nitride finish
Check price at PSA →Forged 7075-T6, no rollmark, ships to your FFL
Check price at PSA →One-piece free-float, lightweight, M-LOK
Check price at PSA →1000 lumens, rail mount, USB multi-fuel
Check price at PSA →800 lm, long-throw beam, rail mount
Check price at PSA →1000 lumens, fixed rail mount, tail cap or pressure switch
Check price at PSA →Slimmer drop-in AR grip, anti-slip texture
Check price at PSA →Steeper grip angle, aggressive texture, AR-10/AR-15
Check price at PSA →30-rd, 5.56, anti-tilt follower, USA-made
Check price at PSA →30-rd, 7.62x39, fits AK / AKM
Check price at PSA →3-chamber, 3.6 oz, 100% USA-made
Check price at PSA →Stainless, full-auto tested, 2.4 oz
Check price at PSA →Mil-spec carrier, nitride, properly staked gas key
Check price at Brownells →Free-float M-LOK, black, multiple lengths
Check price at Brownells →Ambidextrous, oversized latch, AR-15
Check price at Brownells →The original MOE, storage core, drop-in
Check price at Brownells →Enclosed emitter, 2 MOA dot, rifle-ready
Check price at Brownells →20mm micro sight, solar failsafe, QD mount included
Check price at Brownells →Long-throw beam, rail mount, CR123 power
Check price at Brownells →30-rd GEN M3, 5.56, anti-tilt follower
Check price at MidwayUSA →Full-size body blocked to 10 rounds for capacity-limited states
Check price at MidwayUSA →Things worth knowing before you place your first order.
A full parts list from budget-tier options: what to save on, what to never cheap out on, and the one shortcut that keeps a first build from failing.
Read the guide → Buyer's NotesOne part on every build is legally the firearm and goes through a dealer. Everything else lands on your porch. Which is which, platform by platform.
Read the guide → Build GuideAbout $60 of tools builds a working AR-15. The $300 master kits pad the count with things you use once. The short list, and what to skip.
Read the guide → Buyer's NotesCosmetic scars, full function (usually). How to read a blem listing, what's actually wrong, and when it's free money.
Read the guide → Field NotesNine mistakes account for almost every dead first build, and eight are catchable on the bench for free. What each looks like, and the check that prevents it.
Read the guide → Buyer's Notes1:7, 1:8 or 1:9? What twist rate actually does, which myths to ignore, and how to match it to the ammo you'll really shoot.
Read the guide → Build GuideThere is no standard AR-10. Three incompatible patterns share the name, and mixing them costs you a receiver you already transferred.
Read the guide → Field NotesMost gun oil is rated for a garage in Georgia. What actually works at twenty below: specific picks, and the mistake that freezes your firing pin.
Read the guide →Terms you'll run into on product listings.
One email when something we track goes on sale. If nothing changes, you won't hear from us.