Interested in hearing from the forum
Best Lower?
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Forged or billet?
If you're talking about forged, the most affordable one you can get. I haven't seen a bad lower since 2003, and that one was made back in the 1980's by a drunk with one eye, if you asked me.
I just ordered some from PSA with their Black Friday deal that is the lowest I have paid for a lower ever. I thought I would never see 7075T6 Type III anodized lowers for less than $49.95 ever again, but the post Sandy Hook era delivered! $79.99 with a lower parts kit-couldn't believe it.
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Originally posted by Klem View PostInterested in hearing from the forum as to what you think is the best stripped lower on the market.
My criteria is the most precise tolerances, quality of metal and finish. Not interested in brand image or embossed sharks teeth, or engraved pictures of zombies. Standard design and function.
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Originally posted by LRRPF52 View PostForged or billet?
If you're talking about forged, the most affordable one you can get. I haven't seen a bad lower since 2003, and that one was made back in the 1980's by a drunk with one eye, if you asked me.
I just ordered some from PSA with their Black Friday deal that is the lowest I have paid for a lower ever. I thought I would never see 7075T6 Type III anodized lowers for less than $49.95 ever again, but the post Sandy Hook era delivered! $79.99 with a lower parts kit-couldn't believe it.
And I agree- It's hard to find a bad lower these days. Every once in a while you might have to do some fitting between uppers & lowers of different manufacture but they still will work.NRA life, GOA life, SAF, and TSRA
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Originally posted by Nukes View PostTruly! Of all the simple pieces of metal, the Magpul B.A.D. lever is my favorite accessory—and it does not fit our Seekins lowers :-(
On our Seekins Grendel, the length of the projection on their standard bolt release lever interferes with release and hold-open. They make a special order bolt release lever that has solved those problems, but it does not fit the B.A.D. lever.
I have been eyeing the B.A.D. lever and the metal file in my tool chest, but have not yet laid hand to task.
DO NOT buy a Vision Armory anything. I waited weeks for the delivery and the surface was pitted, grind marks and the upper take down pin lug was filed, raw aluminum exposed when it came to my FFL. I refused it and still did not receive my credit. It's been 2 weeks. I read bad reviews on AR-15 but thought they fixed it on the Gen I. This was a Gen II and crap. I wouldn't have used it for a paperweight.
I went to that RMR site Longdayjake recommended in post "Seekins Muzzle Break" and they had Vision Armory on there site. I have no clue if they have ever seen any of V.A. parts but once I fix my photo issue on this forum, I'll post pictures. I told Brink at Vision Armory I would be embarrassed if my company sent anything out like that. Awful....and no reply still.
So any Forged lower but Vision Armory in my opinion.
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Originally posted by MrFrankZ View PostDoesn't 2VA use the Phase V? That thing is the business, and will work on Seekins.Originally posted by Tedward View PostPhase 5 will work on the Seekins and the ambi-bolt catch part still functions....
Thanks to your lead, I just snagged one of these for our 5.56 SAC/Seekins as a stocking stuffer for Christmas, but I suspect that the anterior projection activated by the magazine follower is not optimized for the Grendel mags.
In the never-ending quest for a better charging handle, I couldn't resist snagging one of these also:
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