Lower parts kits

Geissele makes them pretty well.

I get the no name lpk no trigger of buffer assembly and get the geissele triple braid buffer and whatever nice trigger

I like Geisseles, CMMG, and homemade.

I figured I would use most of the stock parts kit and do the aftermarket stuff I wanted on my own.

Geiselle, colt hand select, or Sionics

I'm thinking aero complete upper. But I haven't decided on what to put in my lower.

Any of you guys messed with the LaRue UU kit?

I have one in the process now. Along with the stripped lower. Could be 2-4 months

But the Larue ultimate upper kit is 792$ comes assembled for free too right now

Add a stripped lower for 199$

The upper kit comes with everything needed for the lower

I know larues barrels are supposed be fairly good, but other than that I’m not sure what they bring to the table?

Well. I have 2 carbon fiber barrels coming this week hopefully!

Proof research?

They are supposedly tier 1 rifles. Idk I’ve always been a LWRC guy with a couple diamondbacks that were my firsts

Has anyone ever shot an Ar-47?

Definitely not hating on larue. I know like, 10 years ago, there wasn’t a lot of people making AR’s that accurate, but it’s pretty common now

@TonyB no, I respect stoner and Sullivan

I have an AR in 7.62x39

I want a kac sr15 lower so bad

Yea I wouldn’t defend Larue or anything until I see what I get. I just hopped on the price

Really paid for the name I guess but I haven’t seen a bad thing about them besides the owner being a douche

Mine doesn’t take AK mags lol

Mine shoots 30 bullets in 1 second

Binary triggers are legal but really expensive do you guys think they would be feasible to make

Well just because I know the modularity of an ar-15 surpasses the Ak47 but wouldn’t 7.62 be an easier round to find?

I mean there’s some army sniper teams that run them

In the US? Hell no

5.56 then?

I mean like 5.56 is hard to find?

I don’t know lmao that’s why I’m asking

Both are extremely common.

And cheap

.223 and 5.56 is probably your best bet.. besides .22LR

5.56 is *at least* twice as common in the US as 7.62x39, without even counting that every major LE agency and the entire military uses it

Ah okay. Thanks guys

And I’m assuming 9mm is the go to sidearm caliber?

Yeah

Eh. Depends on the day 😂