AR-15 MOE LPK & 10 PMags-$150

[corwin]

Yep, that's right...a Mil-Spec lower parts kit with black Magpul MOE grip and 10 black PMags for the low low price of $150 ($7 shipping for me)

After the insanity of the last year or so AR-15 parts are back in stock at most places and prices are normalizing again, but this would have been a helluva deal even pre-panic:awe:

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Finally going to do something with my spare lower receiver...give it to my best friend for his 40th birthday along with a couple mags and the LPK so he can finally join the dark side:twisted:

 

[gorcorps]

My buddy got this same set and mags and it's decent stuff. During the good days you could find those mags for a bit less than $10 each, so this is a solid deal. Still unsure if I'm going to jump on it but I do need some mags and wanted to change out some of my poly lower parts.

 

[corwin]

My buddy got this same set and mags and it's decent stuff. During the good days you could find those mags for a bit less than $10 each, so this is a solid deal. Still unsure if I'm going to jump on it but I do need some mags and wanted to change out some of my poly lower parts.

I've built two AR's with PSA kits and haven't had a single issue with any of them, in fact I bought most all of the components (uppers, lowers, BCG etc.) from them and they are excellent...but you must be talking of some really old good days to have gotten PMags for less than $10 each

 

[gorcorps]

I've built two AR's with PSA kits and haven't had a single issue with any of them, in fact I bought most all of the components (uppers, lowers, BCG etc.) from them and they are excellent...but you must be talking of some really old good days to have gotten PMags for less than $10 each

I remember less than 2 years ago I could find the windowed pmags for $15 and non-windowed for $10 fairly regularly if you were willing to buy 5 or more.

 

[Nunya]

Forgive the newb question, but what would I need to pair with this for a complete AR?

 

[corwin]

Forgive the newb question, but what would I need to pair with this for a complete AR?

Everything else

Stripped lower receiver
Buffer tube and stock
Complete upper receiver w/barrel
BCG and charging handle
Sights
Ammo

 

[gorcorps]

Everything else

Stripped lower receiver
Buffer tube and stock
Complete upper receiver w/barrel
BCG and charging handle
Sights
Ammo

And out of all of those, the lower receiver is the only thing you need to actually buy from a gun store. Or buy it online and have it shipped to a gun store. Everything else can be delivered right to your door.

 

[marvdmartian]

If you know someone who's wanting to build an AR-15, here's a way to get another 10 PMAG's, and a stripped lower receiver, for $170.

(weekend deal, expires 12 noon on 7/22)

 

[corwin]

If you know someone who's wanting to build an AR-15, here's a way to get another 10 PMAG's, and a stripped lower receiver, for $170.

(weekend deal, expires 12 noon on 7/22)

I swear it's like everything is available again and now the more noble companies are trying to make up for so many people getting ripped off during the last ~2 years of panic buying...I like that:thumbsup:

 

[Gunslinger08]

For someone who has absolutely no experience with the AR-15 platform and no experience assembling weapons beyond field stripping Glocks, how hard would it be to fully assemble an AR-15 if I bought a stripped lower and built from there? Is there a guide anywhere for all of the parts I'll need, brand/model recommendations, optional components, instructions for assembly, etc.?

 

[corwin]

For someone who has absolutely no experience with the AR-15 platform and no experience assembling weapons beyond field stripping Glocks, how hard would it be to fully assemble an AR-15 if I bought a stripped lower and built from there? Is there a guide anywhere for all of the parts I'll need, brand/model recommendations, optional components, instructions for assembly, etc.?

If you're even sliggtly mechanically inclined you can build a lower, ar15.com has links to videos abd step by step instructions. Brands are preference but PSA in my link has every part you need for the rifle, optional components are everywhere, dress it up anyway you want

 

[Toro 45]

For someone who has absolutely no experience with the AR-15 platform and no experience assembling weapons beyond field stripping Glocks, how hard would it be to fully assemble an AR-15 if I bought a stripped lower and built from there? Is there a guide anywhere for all of the parts I'll need, brand/model recommendations, optional components, instructions for assembly, etc.?

There are plenty of good videos on you tube for assembly of the lower. Not really that difficult to assemble if you take you time.

PSA's Rifle Kit would be an excellent option for you. The kit comes with everything you need except the lower receiver to build a complete AR for right about $800.00 That's with an 11 inch quad rail, hard to beat that deal. Feel free to PM me if you have anymore questions or need any help.

http://palmettostatearmory.com/index.php/ar-15-05/rifle-kits.html