Looks like a good deal. Get them while they're Hawt.

[thumperdogg]

I know people that have Plum Crazy lowers with 1,000's of rounds of use and no meltdown whatsoever lol. I would not hesitate to buy one, if I weren't such an AK kinda guy!

 

[recon19d]

A simple fact- People don't like change, and people fear things they are unsure of. Thats undeniable and the reason people who have no experience or little with the NF lowers are so sketchy about buying one...Because yes, your right...It makes no sense, how is this "plastic" lower ever going to compete with metal? Well folks, its calls science, and its gotten us where we are today haha. Embrace it and enjoy it.

 

[Tydeeh22]

i have seen people backing over their POLYMER lowers with a 3 ton truck, then pick it up, throw a mag in, and shoot 30 rounds... why the polymer hate?

 

[Tydeeh22]

As I said man... as i said.

 

[ABN762]

For $99 I'm tempted to give one a try

 

[__Doc_]

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOPE.AVI

 

[KG1]

For $99 I'm tempted to give one a try

Might have to find the deal somewhere else to give it a try. This one was posted over a month and a half ago.

 

[mvician]

Different company, same mold, different polymer. So they say........

 

[Dirtebiker]

i have seen people backing over their POLYMER lowers with a 3 ton truck, then pick it up, throw a mag in, and shoot 30 rounds... why the polymer hate?

Really? How many "people" have you SEEN do this?

 

[lowendgenerator]

Everything else is plastic these days...

 

[Psode27]

I think this would be perfect for my lightweight build I had in mind... For the price it's a decent risk!

 

[Mosinguy]

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOPE.AVI

I noticed the green text in your signature and I dare ask, are you by chance a /k/ommando?

 

[N_K_1984]

Could a polymer lower on an AR be such a bad thing? The Scar 16S and 17S both have polymer lowers, and everyone seems to love the Scar..?

 

[ctbreitwieser]

Im wondering if these are like the plum crazy that has polymer internals. I wouldnt be worried about a polymer receiver, but polymer internals I wouldnt trust so much. When I seen a Plum Crazy at a gunshow it even had polymer take down pins, hammer, trigger, basically every thing but the springs.

 

[Ljungman]

hmmm....i owned an AUG..it was 90% plastic. That thing was indestructible. I am not sold 100% on the polymer lower in an AR platform. I also had a Cavalry Arms A2 lower last year. Was very comfortable to shoot and was again...next to impervious to my neglectful handling. (im hard on my stuff sometimes). But i havent had much experience with one..maybe the guy above is right...buy one for a range beater/loaner gun and see how it goes?

 

[JonProphet]

I was at Ranger Supply yesterday and they had one. I felt it. Everything is polymer. Even the hammer and trigger. I can't imagine what the weight distribution would be like with a poly lower.....

-JD-

 

[Beowulf]

I don't know about this. I'm a big proponent of adopting advances in materials and all. But I owned a Carbon-15 Type 97 and I was not impressed by it. Maybe it was just that particular build that Bushmaster did (well really Professional Ordnance since Bushmaster bought them out).

 

[malern28us]

I mean, look at what a giant POS those Glocks have been over the years! Polymer proves itself every day.

 

[KG1]

I was at Ranger Supply yesterday and they had one. I felt it. Everything is polymer. Even the hammer and trigger. I can't imagine what the weight distribution would be like with a poly lower.....

-JD-

I might be willing to give just the stripped lower receiver a try but I would probably use a different LPK of my own choosing if I ever did.

 

[warangelcometh]

I used a pcf lower to do a cheap AR build for an extra. I have been really happy with fit and function. I paired it with a RedXarms 5.56 upper and have around 700 rounds thru her with no issues. It eats whatever you put thru it - steel, brass, zinc etc.
Give them a shot - you won't be sorry.