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Must have features for the AR15 lower receiver.

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In the year 2022 we do not have to settle for the basic AR15 lower receiver. It can be so much better. Lets consider some features for AR15 lowers that are simple, low cost, and improve the function for the end user. Frankly these should be standard issue by now.

-Trigger
-Trigger Guard
-Magwell
-Ambi Mag Release
-Ambi Bolt Catch
-Tolerance Adjustment
-Ambi Safety (not mentioned)
-Anti Walk Pins

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20 COMMENTS

  1. First gun was a Bren 2ms, Sold it and got an ADM, Sold it and went back to something similar and currently staying with a POF Gen 4 415 Lower.

  2. The Sharps Bros. Live wire lowers are pretty great for the price. They are forged 7075 but have billet ascetics and features, large beveled mag well, integrated trigger guard, ambi bolt release, threaded bolt catch and rear take down detent, all for about $120. Super clean machining too.

  3. Awesome video. I actually just purchased my first AR from SOLGW. 13.7 patrol. I got one of there Lowers for free with the purchase so it seemed like
    A good deal. Guy said them and AMD are really good companies. They usually have AMD in stock but it’s been harder to get is what he told me.

  4. I agree with the others here…the Radian is hands down the best in the business. BUT, it comes at a steep cost from a shit company run by a-holes. (I'm a dealer for them, and deal with their lies on a daily basis). I also own SiCo, and ADM which are a close second. the LMT bolt catch is just in a weird place. I agree the bolt catch is important, the release I could go either way.

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