INGO AR-15 LOWER

[sgreen3]

Depending on the sale price Id buy one.

 

[seedubs1]

We could do:

SAFE, FIRE, [COLOR = PURPLE]

What INGO selector settings will they have? Come on, you know you want to...
We get our screen names on there too, right?

 

[RyanGSams]

I'm pretty sure Delaware Machinery went out of business. Anderson's are made in Indiana I believe.

Anderson is made in Hebron, Kentucky.

I'd be in for one

 

[dubsac]

depends on price

Oh snap the EBRD has officially taken another

 

[vwfred69]

Oh snap the EBRD has officially taken another

I'll just go with his and hers.

 

[mikefraz]

I'd be in. I'd prefer a billet lower, but due to most people's price constraints, a forged will probably have to do.

 

[schafe]

I wasn't planning a second AR, but for this, I won't be able to help myself.
Besides, I really need to build one this time.
That's my excuse, and I'm stickin' to it!

 

[JollyMon]

Yeah, price depending is the only factor.... can I haggle to get an ingo dust cover included?

 

[wsenefeld]

I'd like to see a...

Forged lower
Roll mark similar to the poker chip
Integral trigger guard (like Anderson forged or billet)
Front of the mag well similar to a gator grip (Mega) or chevrons (Seekins)
Under $125 with $10 transfer fee offered by a site supporter

I don't want an Indiana/INGO lower that looks like every other mass produced lower.

Edit: I'd pay a premium to get it on a Noveske lower like Silencer Co did for the Saker lower.

 

[Slawburger]

I'm in for one.

I propose the following selector markings:

Safe: Pants
Fire: No Pants

Pants
No Pants
Banhammer

 

[Slawburger]

If the quality is good then I would be interested. The INGO name should denote quality and performance.

(ok, and maybe a wise guy attitude.)

 

[Psode27]

I'm in for one.

I propose the following selector markings:

Safe: Pants
Fire: No Pants

YES! I'd also be open to any other ridiculous words as well... or pictures. maybe a bacon roll mark with INGO in the middle even. I think superior quality lower as others have mentioned, but with unique (stupid) safety/fire marks.

I'd still be in if it was a plain jane lower too, but unique wins. makes it that much easier of a decision.

 

[calcot7]

I'd be in for one.

 

[mammynun]

Yes, but like others have said I'm not willing to pay much more than the going rate for a quality lower for one... maybe $10-$15.

 

[Riflemen14]

I'm in for one. For safe/fire marks, No Pew/Pew/Pew Pew. With the INGO pocker chip roll mark. So I can build an awesome surpressed SBR

 

[Jeremy1066]

I'm curious to those that replied "price dependent", what would your price limit be? I know I can pay ~$40 for an Anderson lower, but would rather pay ~$90 for a more unique Spikes (Punisher for example).

 

[lovemywoods]

I'll get one!

 

[mammynun]

Here's the way I look at it... knowing the manufacturer is very important.

Since I don't live near Indy the chances of me having the opportunity to handle one of these in advance of purchasing is slim. If I know who the manufacturer is (assuming they're well regarded), I'd be more likely to pay a premium for a "sight unseen" INGO lower. If the manufacturer is a "secret" I'll be less likely to buy at any price, let alone pay a premium for an INGO roll mark, on a lower that I can't inspect.

 

[Lebowski]

I'm curious to those that replied "price dependent", what would your price limit be? I know I can pay ~$40 for an Anderson lower, but would rather pay ~$90 for a more unique Spikes (Punisher for example).

$100 +/- $10 or $20, depending on what it is.

Small batches will likely cost more, Anderson produces a lot at once. I imagine these will probably be forged and really the only reason I'd be willing to pay that much for a forged lower would be due to it's uniqueness.

 

[CathyInBlue]

Only if fire is represented by a slice of bacon.

Safe: bacon-buster
Fire: one bacon
Auto: three bacon