AR-15 Lower parts kits?

[cce1302]

If you're just going for milspec, check out damageindustriesllc.com and keep your money in Indiana.

Kit, Complete Lower Receiver Parts Assembly w/Buttstock

I assembled 5 of these last summer.

 

[MarkC]

If you're just going for milspec, check out damageindustriesllc.com and keep your money in Indiana.

Kit, Complete Lower Receiver Parts Assembly w/Buttstock

I assembled 5 of these last summer.

I second this! I haven't purchased a complete LPK, but I've bought several parts from Damage LLC, and have been pleased.

 

[elkhunter2018]

If you're just going for milspec, check out damageindustriesllc.com and keep your money in Indiana.

Kit, Complete Lower Receiver Parts Assembly w/Buttstock

I assembled 5 of these last summer.

Thanks for the IN company recommendation, the prices in the weekly sales section look very good.

 

[Maverick30]

Red Barn Armory is my go-to. They offer a 'custom' lpk. It lets you choose all of the components you want (pins, grip, safety selector, trigger, trigger guard, etc.). Only as expensive as you make it. With mil-spec, BCM grip, BCM trigger guard, and an ALG ACT trigger, it comes out to $130. Good deal considering the Spike's enhanced and BCM lpks are about $120.

+1 for Red Barn Armory! When I built my AR and loved the ability to customize every last bit of the LPK without having to worry about a crazy mark up on any of the parts. Definitely gonna use them again next time I build a rifle.

 

[AlVine]

Lots of folks like CMMG lower parts kits, so I bought a one and it was fine. I bought two more but both the safeties in those needed a lot of sanding before they fit. The last kit I used was a DPMS, and it was really nice.

 

[cbhausen]

I have installed at least 10 Palmetto State Armory lower parts kits, mostly with the EPT trigger and have never had a problem with any of them. These kits, especially when bundled with other items, are an outstanding value.