super deal buy geissele trigger get lower and parts kit free

Bigchillin83 · Jan 25, 2017

found this today, anybody holding out on spending $240 on a geissele trigger nows a good time buy one and recive a free Anderson lower and a lower parts kit for the same price saving over $100 could flip the lower and parts kit and make some money back

http://www.primaryarms.com/GATSSA-E-LOWER-PARTS-KIT-AR-15-A3-LWFOR-UM-CLOSED

SpeedRacer · Jan 25, 2017

Geissele in an Anderson lower? Talk about turbocharging a Hyundai.

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mickey · Jan 25, 2017

SpeedRacer said:
Geissele in an Anderson lower? Talk about turbocharging a Hyundai.

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John_ · Jan 25, 2017

SpeedRacer said:
Geissele in an Anderson lower? Talk about turbocharging a Hyundai.

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Not a thing wrong with an Anderson lower receiver. Forged 7065-T6 mil spec hard anodized just like pretty much all of them.

Jasarii · Jan 25, 2017

John_ said:
Not a thing wrong with an Anderson lower receiver. Forged 7065-T6 mil spec hard anodized just like pretty much all of them.

This^^^

noob · Jan 25, 2017

SpeedRacer said:
Geissele in an Anderson lower? Talk about turbocharging a Hyundai.

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Some Hyundai's come turbo'd!!

SpeedRacer · Jan 25, 2017

John_ said:
Not a thing wrong with an Anderson lower receiver. Forged 7065-T6 mil spec hard anodized just like pretty much all of them.

I know I know, just messing around. Never heard anything bad about Anderson, just that the most expensive trigger available being paired with the cheapest lower available struck me as funny.

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Bigchillin83 · Jan 25, 2017

well my thoughts were I need another good trigger for a match rifle, and if it also comes with the lower parts kit I could just put the mil spec lower parts kit trigger in it for free and use the good trigger in my match rifle then all I would need is a buffer,tube, and stock to finish the lower, which I have some spare ones

Bigchillin83 · Jan 25, 2017

yep, to be honest I haven't really ever noticed a diff in lowers.... especially mil spec.. now you start getting into barrels, bolts,carriers you talking about a diff, other than that, its like buy a noveske buffer tube... spend the money if you want but that part wont make a diff

John_ said:
Not a thing wrong with an Anderson lower receiver. Forged 7065-T6 mil spec hard anodized just like pretty much all of them.

x1eric · Jan 27, 2017

The hardest decision for me on lowers is whose logo I like, and what's in stock. Never really batted an eye otherwise. My most expensive build ever actually used a plain Rock River lower as that was all I could find stripped at the time. I see spending the extra dough on a custom shaped billet one with a skull on the magwell, punisher, Spartan logo, etc. But for just a run of the mill, milspec build, to me...a lower is a lower. With that said, I still want an Umbrella Corp. lower like nobody's business!

Magdump · Jan 28, 2017

I bet there would be a lot of tears shed (in private of course) if some of the gurus on here only knew where some of the elite vs "cheap trash" receivers are actually made.

Bigchillin83 · Jan 28, 2017

all made in the same factorys just a diff stamp when they roll out lol

Magdump said:
I bet there would be a lot of tears shed (in private of course) if some of the gurus on here only knew where some of the elite vs "cheap trash" receivers are actually made.

SpeedRacer · Jan 28, 2017

Bigchillin83 said:
all made in the same factorys just a diff stamp when they roll out lol

Not entirely accurate. They all come from a handful of forges. The individual companies still do their own machining on the lower, all with varying degrees of quality. Over the years I've had out of spec lowers, good lowers, bad lowers, and everything inbetween. For the most part all lowers function the same, but I don't build enough ARs to not just spend the extra $20-30 on a top notch lower.

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Whitebread · Jan 28, 2017

Magdump said:
I bet there would be a lot of tears shed (in private of course) if some of the gurus on here only knew where some of the elite vs "cheap trash" receivers are actually made.

Lol word

Whitebread · Jan 28, 2017

SpeedRacer said:
Not entirely accurate. They all come from a handful of forges. The individual companies still do their own machining on the lower, all with varying degrees of quality. Over the years I've had out of spec lowers, good lowers, bad lowers, and everything inbetween. For the most part all lowers function the same, but I don't build enough ARs to not just spend the extra $20-30 on a top notch lower.

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If I bought a "mil-spec" lower that was out of spec. I would contact the vendor and the manufacturer and have it replaced.

The only way I'm paying for a high end lower is if it is machined with the upper so that there is no play between the upper and lower. In spec is in spec which allows for tolerances. It doesn't matter if it's rifle parts or race car parts. This comes from a guy who has hand fitted oil control rings and believes in balancing and blueprinting rotating assemblies. Individual fittment is the only way when you want to achieve perfection.

John_ · Jan 28, 2017

Whitebread said:
If I bought a "mil-spec" lower that was out of spec. I would contact the vendor and the manufacturer and have it replaced.

The only way I'm paying for a high end lower is if it is machined with the upper so that there is no play between the upper and lower. In spec is in spec which allows for tolerances. It doesn't matter if it's rifle parts or race car parts. This comes from a guy who has hand fitted oil control rings and believes in balancing and blueprinting rotating assemblies. Individual fittment is the only way when you want to achieve perfection.

Seeing how you're a very precise type of guy, hand fitting piston rings to the ten thousands of an inch, there is only one "t" in fitment

Whitebread · Jan 28, 2017

John_ said:
Seeing how you're a very precise type of guy, hand fitting piston rings to the ten thousands of an inch, there is only one "t" in fitment

Thanks

KDerekT83 · Jan 28, 2017

noob said:
Some Hyundai's come turbo'd!!

You sa what I was thinking.... Lol.... Hyundai has been making a (pretty good) name for themselves in recent years in the D1GP (prof. Drifting) and other racing categories..... They have become a pretty good contender...

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