Aero Precision lower?
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ricky_arthur
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I have 3 and the fit and quality is very good. If there is any downside I think the anodizing is a little easier to chip while assembling than some others. This question comes up about weekly and I've never seen a complaint about an aero lower and that should say a lot.
On the parts kits it totally depends on what you want. For my money the spikes enhanced lower parts kit is one of the best. I couldn't find one in stock so I just ordered a rock river with 2 stage triggerand ergo grip from USA gold shipped for 135$. Prices on lpks are supposed to go up so look at joebobs and get one quick. If you want cheap then take your choice they are all about the same. Prices should be around 60-70$
On the parts kits it totally depends on what you want. For my money the spikes enhanced lower parts kit is one of the best. I couldn't find one in stock so I just ordered a rock river with 2 stage triggerand ergo grip from USA gold shipped for 135$. Prices on lpks are supposed to go up so look at joebobs and get one quick. If you want cheap then take your choice they are all about the same. Prices should be around 60-70$
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ricky_arthur
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Originally Posted By: mtwood24can an average joe put together a lower parts kit without too much trouble?
Absolutely. Follow this link Linky and carefully follow the step by step instructions. Your First one will take about 45 minutes. The two areas of possible issues are having a spring fly across the room. lol or worse not supporting the ears when you install the roll pin into the trigger guard and snapping off the ear. Be careful with that step and you should have no problem.
Get a set of punches, a Mallet and a set of vice grips and some tape and you can built it like a pro.
Absolutely. Follow this link Linky and carefully follow the step by step instructions. Your First one will take about 45 minutes. The two areas of possible issues are having a spring fly across the room. lol or worse not supporting the ears when you install the roll pin into the trigger guard and snapping off the ear. Be careful with that step and you should have no problem.
Get a set of punches, a Mallet and a set of vice grips and some tape and you can built it like a pro.
ihuntducksalot72
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I'm currently building an Ar15 on an Aero lower...don't have a ton of experience doing so, but there are plenty of resources on the web. I put mine together the other night, minus the trigger I don't have yet. Went together no problem at all. You should do fine.
I got my Aero lower from New Frontier armory. Got two friends to go in with me. The price is a little cheaper if you order the 3 pack. Get a couple friends to go in on it with you and save a few bucks.
I got my Aero lower from New Frontier armory. Got two friends to go in with me. The price is a little cheaper if you order the 3 pack. Get a couple friends to go in on it with you and save a few bucks.
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pukindog
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I have 2 of them. They are nice looking lowers and I had no problems putting in the parts.
The only thing I don't like is that my P-mags will not drop free from either one. That's not a big deal for a hunting rifle, ot if like me you have dozens of other mags, but is was a little disappointing.
The only thing I don't like is that my P-mags will not drop free from either one. That's not a big deal for a hunting rifle, ot if like me you have dozens of other mags, but is was a little disappointing.