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$500 AR15 Build: Review Anderson Lower Receiver & Palmetto Defender Parts Kit

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Building an AR-15 on the cheap for $500 or less. In this part of the series we’re reviewing the Anderson Arms lower receiver and Palmetto State Armory Defender lower parts kit. The Defender kit features a very slick polished and nickle plated trigger and hammer. Swweeeeet!

Budget spent so far:
Anderson Receiver – $50
PSA Defender LPK – $55
Total: $105 usd

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21 COMMENTS

  1. Nice review. I'm getting to pick up an Anderson lower for My AR pistol build. Do you recommend The PSA lower parts kit or a Anderson lower parts kit??? Could someone give me some feed back please??? Never have built an AR platform before. Need a little advice… Thanks

  2. I got the Anderson lower and bought a mil-spec lpk for it without the pistol grip and as addition to how I wanted it fitted my way bought a magpul noe grip and I see the minor gap on the back-strap that goes up to the rear of the receiver but it mounts perfectly flush to the grip mount on the receiver itself. that being said it's a really great buy for the money and the plans I have for the build will only end up costing me roughly $650 for a rifle that will function flawlessly and fit my wants as I see fit. it's an excellent investment altogether

  3. Andersons are $70 in Long Island, NY and an Aero precision lower at the same Shop was $100. Owner recommended the Anderson's if I didn't care about the Logo. I bought the Palmetto lower build kit. For $89.99 you get the buffer, tube, and 5 or 6 position stock. Sometimes they have free shipping on this kit.

    On both Anderson lower + Palmetto lower kits I've built, I had slight fitment issues (grip not seating perfectly, pins(trigger and hammer) sometimes really DON'T want to slide through and the bolt release was sticking)

    Great video and good explanation. Keep up the good work!

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