This video is a step-by-step tutorial on how to install the Palmetto State Armory (PSA) enhanced lower parts kit with a Magpul pistol grip and Magpul trigger guard.
Once you finish milling out your 80% lower, the next step is to install a lower parts kits. Typically, this includes the trigger and hammer assembly, takedown pins, trigger guard, safety selector and pistol grip. The importance of installing high-quality lower parts kit cannot be understated as any aspect out of spec can cause a malfunction of your AR15 build.
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Where did you get that orange block that hold the AR15 Lower.
should / could you do this lower parts assembly dry? Any oil needed or wanted done post assembly. BTW very detailed tutelage, thank you.
Very good instructional video although you did miss one functionality feature that is very important and crucial to asure a safe and functional weapon would be the disconnector function such as holding the trigger down after firing the hammer and once you reload the hammer back and then you let go of the trigger and the disconnector lets the hammer fall on the sear then a second pull would release the hammer for firing once again, this is essential to check so that the gun resets correctly and you don't have a runaway gun, I also like to lightly file or sandpaper the edges of the pin that holds the bolt catch assembly in place which makes it a lot easier to start the pin into the slot but that's just a matter of preference, all else appears to be correct and very comprehensive, good job!
@ 2phast Tactical I used this to install the pivot pin http://www.homedepot.com/p/1-4-in-x-2-in-Zinc-Plated-Universal-Clevis-Pin-815418/204276164 works great. Great video!
One more question. Is there a ETA on the 2phast red LPK being back in stock?
Can you provide a link to the orange lower receiver block?
great video…thanks
great install video,I saw that you put the hammer and trigger pin opposite of each other.
great video guide thank you!