Description
AR-15 -UPPER AND LOWER RECEIVER SET – BLACK
Manufactured by Anchor Harvey, this 80 percent upper and lower kit is classified by the ATF as a non-firearm and does not require an FFL. Made from 7075 T6 heat-treated aluminum, this lower receiver features flared and broached magwells. To become a fully functional mil-spec lower receiver, only the trigger and safety well need to be machined. Designed for compatibility with our selection of upper receivers and other AR parts, this lower is built to withstand rugged use, allowing you to customize your AR-15 build easily and quickly. Review the specifications of the lower receiver and shop today for the best prices available.
Upper Receiver:
- Precision machined to correct Mil-Specs from 7075 T6 Forgings
- Upper Receiver Fully MIL-STD M4A1
- Mil-Std 1913 Rail for mounting optics and accessories
- Machined for use with barrels that use an M4 barrel extension
- Hard Coat Anodized per Mil-A-8625F, Type III, Class2
- Dry Film Lube on interior bore per Mil-Specs
Lower Receiver:
- Made in USA
- 80% machined (just needs trigger and safety well machined)
- 7075 aluminum
- T6 heat treated
- Hard Coat Anodized per Mil-A-8625F, Type III, Class2
- Magwell are flared and broached
DISCLAIMER:
THIS PRODUCT SHIPS SEPARATE AND CAN NOT BE COMBINED WITH ANY LOWER PARTS
IF WE SEE ANY OTHER LOWER PARTS ADDED WE WILL CANCEL YOUR ORDER AND REFUND YOU !!!!
NOTE WE DO NOT SHIP THIS PRODUCT TO WE DO NOT SHIP TO (DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, IL, RI, MD, DE, CT, DC, NJ, NY, PHL, Hi, WASHINGTON D.C.) BUYERS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR KNOWING THERE STATE LAWS.
AR Stripped Lower
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms does not classify a partially assembled AR-15 80% lower receiver as a firearm (ATF). This means you can buy and possess it without worrying about getting caught up in bureaucratic red tape. Lower receivers for the AR-15 can be manufactured out of aluminum, polymer, or steel, but the other 20% are created up of other materials. The remaining 20% of the machining is what gives these parts their “80%” designation. You’ll need to make holes for the trigger pin, hammer pin, and fire control group pocket. Putting together your own AR-15 from a bare lower receiver can be a fun and affordable method to get a weapon that fits your exact needs. Gun aficionados who take pleasure in the challenge of designing and constructing their own weapons may also find this activity rewarding.
It is the builder’s responsibility to check federal, state, and local regulations to make sure their finished gun is legal. Included in this are the ATF’s regulations regarding homemade firearms, which can be seen on their website. In conclusion, 80% lower receivers for the AR-15 are a popular alternative for people who wish to construct their own custom rifles and have the necessary expertise and experience to do it safely and lawfully. They offer a fun and fulfilling method to acquire a one-of-a-kind gun built to your specifications at a reasonable price.
