SFRC AR-15 Lowers! PRESALE ON NOW!

order placed.
I chose EMT instead of CC as I'm trying to pay it down. When/where should I send the EMT payment? I can do the full amount up front, give a deposit or wait until they're ready to ship - just let me know.

Thanks and looking forward to my first AR build!! :D
 
fenceline said:
Can you post the roll mark details? Pictures etc? Would like to see what it looks like before committing.
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Chemist said:
It is a stripped lower, you put on the buffer tube.
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The buffer tubes are not compatible with each other. Someone with a Mil-Spec tube will not thread into a Commercial lower, and vice versa:

http://www.ar15fornoobs.com/mil-spec-vs-commercial-spec-buffer-tubes

Edit: Apparently I'm wrong: the threading is close-enough (I've never changed anything rearward of the trigger group, so it's all learning for me).

Edit again: A quote from another site: "All lowers are milspec... some come with commercial tubes"

Carry on, then :)
 
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sulisa said:
The buffer tubes are not compatible with each other. Someone with a Mil-Spec tube will not thread into a Commercial lower, and vice versa:

http://www.ar15fornoobs.com/mil-spec-vs-commercial-spec-buffer-tubes
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No, the threading they use is EXACTLY the same. The only difference is that Commercial tubes use something more like a 50% thread, and Mil Spec have a 75% thread. The commercial spec tubes have the shallower thread because they're usually extruded Aluminum and are extruded to the same diameter as the tube. 1-3/16th" x16TPI.

Mil Spec. tubes when forged (or billet machined) have a larger section at the end for the more fully formed threads.

When finished, the outside diameter of the tube ITSELF is slightly different, and it requires you to use a buttstock that is the same size.
 
You can put whatever buffer tube you want.
sulisa said:
(fingers crossed for an SFRC-marked lower, with a Canadian Flag, somewhere on it... an instant Classic")

Commercial Buffer tube, probably?

These'll sell out faster than a crateload of wrapped Enfields with a zero accidentally missing from their prices :)
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great marketing! what logo are you using specifically (just the letters in "army font") - i think the rest of the technical questions have been answered besides the OEM (but i respect not divulging that) - somewhere above was there confirmation there are no extra features like ambi?

cheers,
jg
 
jg007 said:
great marketing! what logo are you using specifically (just the letters in "army font") - i think the rest of the technical questions have been answered besides the OEM (but i respect not divulging that) - somewhere above was there confirmation there are no extra features like ambi?

cheers,
jg
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Ordered!

And I'd love to know the logo design too, so many variables.
 
What do you mean ambi? Put an ambi mag catch and selector on and It's ambidextrous. This is a stripped lower.
 
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