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The Easiest Way To Build An AR-15 Lower

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  1. I've built a few lowers and can say that nothing else will teach as well regarding how a firearm works, what all the pieces are, and what they do. Once you have assembled one stripped lower you will get a new perspective on the various enhanced lowers and their use of threaded screws instead of roll pins, detent retaining designs, differences between ambidextrous selectors and standard ones as well the tensioning screws for adjusting out the play between upper and lower receivers. Just do it.

  2. I happen to be a Colt Armorer. I forget exactly how many parts an AR-15/M-16 have. I believe they have approximately 124 parts. Now having said that, they are not hard to work on or build. There are “techniques” that help with certain detents and tiny springs. We call some parts “NASA” part’s because if you screw up, that part is going into orbit! Never to be found. Other than that, they are intentionally pretty easy to put together from fully stripped. Hammer spring can be put in two ways but only one way is correct.

  3. Fellow Hoosier here. I had to figure my first one out myself. Took almost and hr because of springs and detent pins flying across the room. Number 1 thing toy keep handy is a good magnet. Everyone should build a few ARs.

  4. Evidently, Matt has never heard of a light coat of oil or grease. They really help with assembly, especially when trying to put roll pins in place. Come on Matt! You are looking like a rookie!

  5. 45$ 😳🤦🏻‍♂️great idea and I wud def buy if it was around 25$ it’s a piece of cut out wood with some paper. (Lower the price please ) 🤞🏼

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