what LPK are you using?

[cofi]

Im just curious what brand Lower Parts Kit are you using in your build ??? how was the fit and finish and did it include EVERYTHING you needed

[BigMat]

Currently I have a Daniel Defense LPK in my build. I recently tried out a DPMS kit that I was not wild about. It worked just fine though, just a few small differences.

[cstone]

I have a RRA LPK in my AR. It fits well and the trigger is crisp for stock.

[car-15]

I have used dpms and rra both, as well as just buying loose parts here and there and throwing a lower together, I've never had problems with any of them.

[leatherneck448]

I've got a stag LPK in mine.

everything is there, and it works fine.

When I got it there was actually a few extra springs and detents to replace the ones that turn into dangerous flying objects.(takedown pin detents anyone?)

hope this helps,
Kenny

[ray1970]

I have run Stag, DPMS, Spikes, and Daniel Defense. They all have everything you need. I prefer the Daniel Defense myself. They are all perfectly serviceable but I just like the quality on the trigger, hammer, disconnector, and safety selector on the DD kits. If you are going to upgrade the trigger assembly anyways then the DPMS kit should work just fine. Also, the DD kit comes with the Magpul MOE trigger guard instead of the stock type. Since I run the MOE trigger guard on all my rifles anyways, this is just a nice little bonus for me.

[def4pos8]

I purchased a DPMS kit for my DMPS lower but eventually used only a few small bits after substituting a Canjar trigger unit and KNS pins.

My DPMS bolt stop isn't doing the job, so I'll replace it with a piece from someone else.

Bottom line: I can't endorse the DPMS lower parts kit.

[porfiriozg]

so far I'm 3 for 3 using dpms lpk

[m*o*a]

I use Daniel Defense LPK's in all my buils for my personal rifles, as well as those I build for my customers. The fit and finish is much better that DPMS, ect. Definatly don't use a Delton, PSA, or cheaper kit. There really is a difference.

[Combatmatt]

Used a Palmetto State Armory kit on mine. everything went together great and they have alot of kits with alot of options for decent prices.

[tmckay2]

ive used del-ton, dpms, and rra. very small differences. all have a few thousand rounds through them with zero problems. the trigger, hammer and disconnector might be of slight difference between kits but rarely are lower parts the reason for failure. thats the beauty of the ar-15. many parts are simple and difficult to make poorly enough to be non-functional. really when it comes to lpk i just tell people to pick their preference. i mean if people like knights, who am i to tell them they are severely overpriced? if youre happy with it and it functions then it really doesn't matter if it was $50 or $350

[blacklabel]

I built with a Del-Ton LPK that went together fine and had all of the necessary parts. I haven't had the chance to fire it yet but don't expect any problems based on the experiences that I've heard.

[bobbyfairbanks]

I am really happy with the DD kits that I have used. I used one DPMS kit and had a lot of bad springs in the kit. I had to order 3 or 4 more springs and trim some springs to fit properly. The triggers in the DD kit are really nice to. I like them better then the RR ones.

[nynco]

Used a Palmetto State Armory kit on mine. everything went together great and they have alot of kits with alot of options for decent prices.

Same with me, I use Palmettos kit and have had not issue with it.

[NW CO Raptor Feeding]

I have used Palmetto also, very good quality stuff, the trigger was a bit stiff for my taste, after a fiddy cent trigger job it is really smooth. They have great options and really reasonable priced. I just ordered a DD for my Socom build I will let you know how it is.