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Originally Posted by scottprice
What do you guys thinks about a complete lower vs getting a stripped lower?? The required work is obvious on the stripped, but I’d get what I want and learn about each part… is it worth the time or can quality completes be had??


Either way...

Building a lower (sooner or later) is good for the soul... IMHO


If you are not actively engaging EVERY enemy you encounter... you are allowing another to fight for you... and that is cowardice... plain and simple.



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Anything but 5.56......


I work harder than a ugly stripper....
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Originally Posted by atvalaska
Anything but 5.56......

???

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Originally Posted by scottprice
Originally Posted by atvalaska
Anything but 5.56......

???


I am guessing what he is saying is that ARs in a huge list of OTHER calibers is where the fun really is. Actually I agree with that.

In my world, I would trade any AR I have (in .223/5.56) for an AK... or a PSA KS47.

5.56/223 is an obnoxious noisy piss ant of a round.

DO NOT build an AR in 7.62 x 39... you will always contend with feed drama (EVEN with the best mags)... get a PSA KS47 instead.

Regardless... jump right in on your build of an AR-15. Don't let other complicate that.


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Originally Posted by scottprice
What do you guys thinks about a complete lower vs getting a stripped lower?? The required work is obvious on the stripped, but I’d get what I want and learn about each part… is it worth the time or can quality completes be had??


It depends on what kind of deals you can find. Most complete lowers will have mil-spec triggers. To me, that’s fine for pistol builds and such. If you want a really nice trigger, you might just do the build yourself. There are some parts kits that don’t have a trigger included if you want to source a different one.

Aero was selling completed lowers for around $200-220. I have a BCM blem complete lower that cost me $329. They may be more now.

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Stripped lower can be very fun...

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My mechanic just got one of these...

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One I built for strafing Yotes. D Tech bench rest upper...
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