Norc Lower?
- Thread starter djmay71
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the newer norc lowers come with a ambi safety and mag release.
only problem is i dont think you can buy a new norc lower. you could probably come out ahead buying a complete 10.5 and selling the upper, but there are other options out there for stripped lowers for under $150.
check out saskatoon gun works for a areo lower. honestly, i have one and it is nice. i wouldnt recommend the dpms lower part kit though, ide try to get something better and spend the extra $30 or so. the trigger isnt bad...really its just the mag catch that bothers me.
only problem is i dont think you can buy a new norc lower. you could probably come out ahead buying a complete 10.5 and selling the upper, but there are other options out there for stripped lowers for under $150.
check out saskatoon gun works for a areo lower. honestly, i have one and it is nice. i wouldnt recommend the dpms lower part kit though, ide try to get something better and spend the extra $30 or so. the trigger isnt bad...really its just the mag catch that bothers me.
I'm building a 10.5" AR and have been waiting for a lower to transfer to me. In the meantime I'll be testing my build this weekend off of my Norc CQA lower. Like the other poster said, it has ambi safety and release. It should be solid.
i think for the money, you can get something different in a lower, but there is nothing realy wrong with the norc lowers.
ive heard some trigger parts from other brands dont fit right i think it was the pin sizes, but i have friends that bought complete norcs and they all function and shoot perfectly.
if you are building a 10.5 and want a norc, buy a compete 10.5 norc so you dont run into part searching issues, otherwise ide grab a different brand norc lower.
at least, thats what it came down to when i was buying.
ive heard some trigger parts from other brands dont fit right i think it was the pin sizes, but i have friends that bought complete norcs and they all function and shoot perfectly.
if you are building a 10.5 and want a norc, buy a compete 10.5 norc so you dont run into part searching issues, otherwise ide grab a different brand norc lower.
at least, thats what it came down to when i was buying.
