$39 NFA LW-15 lowers

[Elite84]

http://www.slickguns.com/product/nfa-lw-15-stripped-poly-lower-5999-5999

The cheapest way to keep your options open after 10/1

$39 each and all the reviews said they are not pretty but they lock in tight to the upper and they can handle a beating.

At that price you can pick up 3 or 4 and transfer them in one FFL transaction and you will be covered for 10/1

Joebob has them for 44.99 free shipping over 90.

 

[TyFromMD]

They really need to change their name.

 

[Elite84]

TyTy armory =)

 

[Wayne1one]

I wouldn't waste my time.......

 

[Shazam]

The transfer fee is more then the cost of the lower.

 

[Whitty Whit]

I have one and it works great. Met another guy at MG and he had the same lower said he put over 1000 rounds through not one problem.

 

[BossmanPJ]

I have a polymer lower and it functions just as good as my spikes does. no complaints at all other then feeling cheap

 

[CJWalker]

I have one and it works great. Met another guy at MG and he had the same lower said he put over 1000 rounds through not one problem.

Did you buy the complete lower? I had a LPK for another lower that I test fitted on my NFA and it felt like it would need some working to get all the parts to fit. (VERY tight fit.) No big deal but was wondering if yours was the same?

 

[yellowsled]

I have 2 of these built. (&3 waiting to be built) Great lightweight lowers.

 

[Chriss]

Is this a company people here know and will do business with? Shipping on 2 is $10 Total $89.98 a pair. Good deal it seems to me if the company is worth while

 

[yellowsled]

Order from joebobs

 

[Chriss]

That does not answer my question. Well not directly and completely anyway...

 

[jpo183]

I ordered mine from daniel defense (have not built yet)and was bummed the ffl fee was more than the lower. I am probably going to get a 80% just to avoid the ffl fee.

The only thing I hear about the NFA is that you have to balance what you put on the upper. Too much and its front heavy.

 

[Whitty Whit]

Did you buy the complete lower? I had a LPK for another lower that I test fitted on my NFA and it felt like it would need some working to get all the parts to fit. (VERY tight fit.) No big deal but was wondering if yours was the same?

I bought the complete lower and stuck a mil spec 5.56 upper on it and the upper was very tight, but loosened up after 30 rounds. LPK was already installed so cant relate. The other guy at the range that had one said maybe around hundred and it is perfect, but for me its cool right now. Im guessing all ar's have a break in period.

The only thing I hear about the NFA is that you have to balance what you put on the upper. Too much and its front heavy.

I have a magpul afg2, midwest quad rail and magpul sights, 16 in barrel and its not front heavy, or heavy at all yet. Buddy has a DPMS and his is considerable heavier with a similiar set up. Maybe with a big light and bi pod it might feel awkward but I doubt it. YMMV