Anyone carry superior lowers?

[lax]

Getting ready to start a new build and I want to pick up a superior lower with the trigger adjustment

 

[Numidian]

AIM has them for $80...of course shipping and transfer fee negate a lot of the savings, might be worth looking into

 

[trapture]

Superior Lowers are decent but I warn you, they have a funky finish almost bead blasted not smooth. Never had a problem with it but it don't match my Stag upper very well So it's being replaced hopefully by a stag lower.

 

[lax]

Im not the arfcom type the finish mismatch doesnt bother me

 

[Numidian]

Im not the arfcom type the finish mismatch doesnt bother me

Atta-boy

 

[-Mil-Surp-Phreak-]

Or you could just do what I did and paint over the whole damn thing so that it all matches .

My Superior lower and RRA M4gery Upper in a semi-arid camo pattern.

 

[DD214]

Or you could just do what I did and paint over the whole damn thing so that it all matches .

My Superior lower and RRA M4gery Upper in a semi-arid camo pattern.

Where is it? I don't see it.

 

[navycrna]

Nice. Is that duracoat or just spray paint

 

[-Mil-Surp-Phreak-]

Krylon Khaki and OD green.

 

[armedsks]

orderd a cmmg lower yesterday from AIM..going to build up a stag m4 kit from Legal-Transfer

 

[trapture]

My Superior lower and RRA M4gery Upper in a semi-arid camo pattern.

Did you get that lower on the AR15 group buy about two years ago? Thats where I got mine. also the pattern is also a good excuse to build another AR.

 

[redduck21502]

I have to tell you, I have two SA lowers and both had great triggers (RBPrecision LPK) that would click almost as soon as you pull the trigger with virtually no overtravel. I thought the SA adjustment was awesome. Then I bought an Anvil Arms lower ($100, better finish, free laser engraving, 100% Milspec except for the NFA stuff) I stripped my my first SA lower down and put the parts in the Anvil Arms lower. Guess what, same great trigger pull without any adjustment screw. Now I don't know if the screw would help a different trigger, but I don't think so, unless it is designed to adjust a 2-stage trigger. And the finish on the SA lower is really rough compared to others on the market. Still a good lower, I just will not be fooled by the "trigger screw" again. "Fool me once shame on...shame on me. Fool me, you can't get fooled again."

eta: I got my SA lowers from RBPrecision. Very good people to deal with.

 

[-Mil-Surp-Phreak-]

I got my SA from the first batch when everything was really nice. The rollmarks and Serial # were all machined out not etched out and I paid an extra $10 to get the HK Fire Control Group markings on it.