Hey JB does this lower come with the adjustment screw for cleaning up slop between the upper and lower?
JoeBob, If my dealer is listed on your site, do you still need a copy of there FFL?
Are they going to release forged uppers in the future?
Yes, but now are focusing on lowers as far as machine time goes. IF something were to banned, they want to produce as many lowers as possible. The uppers will always be available and able to be produced. They're going to be produced, but none available right now.
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I don't want to bash your company (curious more-so), but how do these compare to the Engage lowers? From what I remember, theirs is Billet, and if these are forged, how do they compare?
I don't want to bash your company (curious more-so), but how do these compare to the Engage lowers? From what I remember, theirs is Billet, and if these are forged, how do they compare?
Engage lowers obviously won't have a transfer fee, so that can factor in things a bit. Obviously Engage is a good local business to support, so by all means, we're not going to be offended if you shop there first.
Forged lowers are technically stronger than Billet. Billets are overbuilt typically, because they can, and because it's not a bad idea. Billets are made in smaller quantities generally, and more expensive. The base product the billet lowers are machined out of is much more expensive, and there is more machine time involved to manufacturer them. Billets will typically be a little more consistent in their machining tolerances.
Both do the same thing. Billets generally have a bit more flare, and cost a bit more.
Awesome, I appreciate the quick response. I didn't mean to compare you guys against a local IP, I was genuinely curious! Only problem is with Maryland's lagged system right now, State Police are running about a month for background check's on regulated firearms....Problem is that I have a pistol bought and paid for, but can't buy another until that gets cleared, right?