http://www.hendersondefense.com/store/pc/NY-Compliant-M-16A1-Semi-Auto-Rifle-10p262.htm (http://www.hendersondefense.com/store/pc/NY-Compliant-M-16A1-Semi-Auto-Rifle-10p262.htm)
Looks pretty good for $700
Before I bought a Century built AR, never mind I would never buy a Century built AR.
I would buy the M16 Parts Kit from Century and then assemble it on a known entity lower. The parts kit is under $500 from Century and includes everything but the lower receiver.
You'd wind up with a better AR for under $600.
Here is a picture of an appreptice and a superviser and with the fire arm one of century arms master gunsmiths,,,,,and this is as nice as I can speak of century arms "built" rifles I have had 2 and I will not ever buy a 3rd one "built" by them.
You would be much better off building one yourself get a book and the reciver and a kit.
Wade
I've seen too many century arms rifles with problems at the range. Buy a kit for the same money and have fun building it yourself. I built one of Del-ton's kits, it shoots as well as any stock AR. Start with a basic AR and put what ever go fast stuff on later. $585.00 plus shipping
http://www.del-ton.com/AR_15_Rifle_Kits_20_s/58.htm
http://www.del-ton.com/lower_receiver_s/5.htm
+1 on the delton, they now have some upgraded bolts which was their weak link
The M16 parts kits Century is selling are all Colt parts except for the barrel, which ATF wouldn't allow importation of.