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AR15 Build; Lower Parts (part 2)

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Building the AR15, looking at the lower receiver and lower parts kit.

AR15 Buyers Guide

AR15 Lower Receiver Parts List:
magazine catch
pivot pin
rear takedown pin
magazine catch button
bolt catch
front takedown Pivot pin
magazine catch spring
bolt catch plunger
rear takedown pin detent
Buffer Retainer Pin
bolt catch spring
front takedown pin detent
Buffer Retainer Spring
bolt catch roll pin
rear takedown pin spring
front takedown pin spring

AR15 Fire Control Parts List:
trigger
disconnector
hammer
single stage vs two-stage
disconnector spring
Hammer Pin
adjustable match trigger
selector
hammer spring
trigger spring
selector detent
trigger pin
selector detent spring
2-stage National Match triggers

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43 COMMENTS

  1. I bought a stripped Mega lower receiver (Ambi). It came with the roll pin for the bolt release installed and came with a detent and a large screw in a separate bag. Do you have any idea what thats for?

  2. im a noob when it comes to buffers, and buffer tubes, and stuff…. so would this carbine buffer: bravocompanyusa(dot)com/Carbine-Buffer-p/buffer%20carbine.htm work with a 16'' ar-15 with a milspec stock?

    not trying to spam just asking

  3. I find it very good to build a rifle at least once. You really get to know your rifle much better that way. ARs are a bit tricky though. Of those that I have built, I find the gas system to always be a pain. It is very touchy about getting everthing just right or it will flat out refuse to work.

  4. @ArtisanTony

    Yea, I have seen a lot of innocent mistakes made by non-professionals who assemble firearms.

    And since there could be the potential for the firearm (and someones freedom) to be focused on in court, we suggest a professional armorer be consulted about any assembly, modification and / or repairs

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