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    Paper Hunter Lochinver's Avatar
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    When I got my first AR, I built it from a stripped lower as well.

    I would recommend this because it gives you a very good idea of the inner workings.

    after receiving my kit. I needed to go out and buy a small punch kit for tapping the pins into place.

    a smaller hammer for tapping them in.

    I didn't have trouble with the springs, but it is still a good idea to have spares.

    thinking back on it. a good work bench or a gun vise (that i have now) would have helped considerably.

    oh, and read several guides and look for videos of others building the lower.

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    If you decide to build your own, you can always feel free to call us for advise. As far as tools go you will need a small hammer, a pin punch set, duct tape so you don't scratch the lower and an armorers wrench. Either a screw driver or allen wrench as well. A vise would be a plus as well.

    We can also help out with parts as all forum members get a discount.

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    Hello, my name is: KNOWN Gunner's Avatar
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    Im gonna build it!!!
    what lower should i get

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    Spikes is a good low cost forged lower. There are many brands to choose from. Most forged lowers are pretty much the same as far as function goes. You just have to decide what design you like. The AGP lower has a set screw which allows you to adjust the trigger travel which is kinda nice.

    Billet will give you more strength and add a little in the looks department. Again there are several to choose from. We carry about 20 brands or more of uppers and lowers.

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    you don't really need any particular tools besides a hammer and punch, but itll make life a lot easier to have the ones listed above.

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