Lower parts kit

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Travis_m

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I got my first stripped lower and I’m looking for a lower parts kit. Does it matter which lower parts kit to get? I see a bunch of different brands all around the same price. I’m not so concerned about the quality of the trigger because that will be replaced at some point. Are some easier to install than others or are they all the same?

If this has been beaten to death sorry about that....newbie Ar questions.
 
I strongly recommend getting one from a reputable manufacturer. I recall folks touting TNA lower parts kits until a bunch of pins were out of spec. I could be wrong but that's what my mind is telling me.

I always recommend the ALG/Geissele kits from arms East. For 60-70 bucks you can't go wrong, and this way you're not buying a junk trigger and crappy A2 grip.
 
Unless you don’t mind a stock trigger or A2 grip (which I don’t). I agree with quality. Buy Colt, Stag, DD, Aero etc..
 
FoxAlpha said:
I strongly recommend getting one from a reputable manufacturer. I recall folks touting TNA lower parts kits until a bunch of pins were out of spec. I could be wrong but that's what my mind is telling me.

I always recommend the ALG/Geissele kits from arms East. For 60-70 bucks you can't go wrong, and this way you're not buying a junk trigger and crappy A2 grip.
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Leg said:
Unless you don’t mind a stock trigger or A2 grip (which I don’t). I agree with quality. Buy Colt, Stag, DD, Aero etc..
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What they said and you won't regret it for sure. :)
 
Main thing is to get a parts kit from a reputable dealer one with a good return policy and good communication. That way if you have issues and if parts don't fit properly they won't try to blame your "cheap" lower. I've had good experience with both dealers AlphaFox mentioned and both of them will resolve any issue you have efficiently and not try to place the blame on you if their parts are defective. I'd suggest going through a dealers post history and forum to see how they communicate and respond to posts to determine if they'll be a good place to shop for you.
 
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