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lower kit and buttstock
#1
I am making good progress on parts for my new toy, just looking for advice on a lower kit and buttstock if anyone could make some recomendations. The lower I have is the Crusader by Spikes tactical and I have a LaRue Tactical MBT-2S Trigger.
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#2
cmmg are well thought of
but really i think anything will work, find one for the price you want to pay
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#3
PSA has some good "daily deals" sometimes.
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#4
So are these the less important parts?
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#5
They have basic small part kits up to every thing but the receiver. Daily Deals are different every day and the good deals don't last long. Today there are no lower parts deals. https://palmettostatearmory.com/ar-15/ar...-kits.html You have to check every day to see what's on sale.
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#6
or go here
https://www.righttobear.com/product-p/a-vlpk.htm
build your own with the parts and manufacturers you want
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#7
Unless you just want a custom look on things like mag and bolt release or dust cover any mil-speck parts have worked good for me. I would suggest that you get a pistol grip that is rubberized which enhances your grip and during cold weather hunting has a warmer feel. I have had no problem using the standard carbine buffer tube, buffer and spring. As for stocks I have found a good adjustable carbine stock which is Adaptive Tactical and it does not cost a great deal. I can't remember which I got them from but it was either joeboboutfitters.com or Primary Arms. I did used a strip or two of electrical tape on the buffer tube which the stock slips over to really tighten things up but still allow stock to collapse easily. You can see how to do this on YouTube. I have also found that for a muzzle device a liner comp like the Kaw Valley that I use is really great. I believe it does reduce recoil a little but the Grendel does not need reduction, but the main thing is that it projects the muzzle blast down range and not back and sideways like others. joeboboutdoors.com has them on sale right now for $39.95 . I also really like the POF triggers. I have four of the 3.5 lb triggers and they come with anti rotation locking pins.
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