Stripped lowers

[kevinm1980]

Can some one point me in the right direction to find inexpensive stripped ar15 lowers online in canada

 

[Rossiter93]

Also curious. I missed the Saskatoon gunworks sale of the Aero lowers by a couple of days.

 

[StoneHorse]

Purchased mine from Questar International the night the federal Liberals took over government

 

[Jonesyatpl]

Not being a smart ass, but define inexpensive...

Questar, Saskatoon gun works (awesome guy), or nea would be my guess.

Depending on what you want to pay, I can part with mine....

 

[Rossiter93]

Well, my poor, poor credit card just took another hit. SFRC has NEA stripped lowers on for 99.95 for anyone interested.

 

[Runningfool]

SFRC has some blem lowers for $65. Hard to beat that deal!

 

[Jonesyatpl]

SGW has (had?) aero lowers, non blemished, for 99.

And better quality than NEA

 

[Rossiter93]

SGW has (had?) aero lowers, non blemished, for 99.

And better quality than NEA

They're sold out, I missed the sale by a couple of days haha. I've read that the newer NEA products are much better than they used to be, and for a first AR I probably won't even be able to tell the difference

 

[MirandaV]

I may also be interested. While I can't actually afford to build anything, the idea came from an other post on CGN. The idea is to get just a stripped lower, cuz it still counts as the entire machine. The more people have them, the harder it is to have any negative impact on them. Just curious, if it counts as the whole thing, do I need to double lock it even though it is clearly not able to function?

 

[Sqr]

I may also be interested. While I can't actually afford to build anything, the idea came from an other post on CGN. The idea is to get just a stripped lower, cuz it still counts as the entire machine. The more people have them, the harder it is to have any negative impact on them. Just curious, if it counts as the whole thing, do I need to double lock it even though it is clearly not able to function?

Treat it as if it was a regular restricted firearm.

 

[Suputin]

SGW has (had?) aero lowers, non blemished, for 99.

And better quality than NEA

I have two Aero lowers and two or three NEA lowers and they all work just fine.

 

[FoxAlpha]

Last I checked, questar was selling spikes stripped lowers at 149.99.

 

[maxman1]

Last I checked, questar was selling spikes stripped lowers at 149.99.

And Rock River Arms for $189.

 

[fenceline]

Sfrc has blem lowers for 60 some odd bucks.

Edit. See someone beat me too it.

 

[TXS]

Motiuk had a Canada sale sale for lowers and uppers, lowers for $150, add an extra few bucks and you could get one personalized.

 

[StoneHorse]

I may also be interested. While I can't actually afford to build anything, the idea came from an other post on CGN. The idea is to get just a stripped lower............ Just curious, if it counts as the whole thing, do I need to double lock it even though it is clearly not able to function?

Treat it as if it was a regular restricted firearm.

One of the dumbest firearm law in existence but there you have it. Can't fix stupid.

 

[gophers]

I am still wondering just how that stripped lower is going to be so dangerous...

ArmsEast has stripped Aero Precision lowers for about $105 right now.

 

[MirandaV]

Well, there has to be ONE part that is controlled. Otherwise, someone without a RPal could buy ALL the parts. And I supposed if it weren't safely secured it could go missing more easily?, and then if found a person could buy the rest without licensing?... That's the only sense I could make of it. (Not an arguement whether or not it should be restricted though)

 

[laurencen]

Treat it as if it was a regular restricted firearm.

there is no way a trigger lock works

 

[CraigNConnor]

I got a bran new Areo lower complete on the EE with Vltor parts plus Vltor trigger with guiselle springs