Anderson Manufacturing AM-15 Complete Lower Receiver

These lowers are a tremendous value. The lower itself is a nice forged part machined to a lower shelf; perfect for accepting an accuwedge. Ask a cerakote guy what they think of Anderson's anodizing; they'll tell you its one of the toughest factory finishes they ever have to sandblast off.
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<br>As for the rest of the kit, there are no corners cut. The buffer tube is proper 7075 aluminum with an improved M4 stock on it. The stock is like a Colt CSR stock with built in QD sockets well placed in front of the adjustment lever. The stainless steel fcg is also quite nice. My example has a nice wide shoe, no creep, no takeup, and crisply breaks between 4 and 5 pounds. It compares favorably to a single-stage LaRue I've got.
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<br> Anderson and PA are doing everything they can to make sure all us girls get a pony for Christmas.

Nice lower shelf forging with some of the most durable anodizing you can find. Buffer tube components are high quality. The stock is an improved version of the vanilla m4 stock with QD sling sockets just like a Colt CSR stock. Nice improvement! The best part of this lower though is that it comes with Anderson's stainless steel fcg. I found it to be a very crisp single stage pull on par with aftermarket match triggers. You simply cannot get more lower for the money than this; especially considering PA's high-speed low-drag shipping and service.

I do not have any high end AR's don't have the money, but for the price you can not beat this Anderson. I have purchased 2 bought one to build up a 300 blk out I have fired 300 rounds with this lower an 0 malfunctions and the trigger has next to no creep and very crisp. liked it enough bought the second one to build a 7.62x39 now I have 2 AR's that are dead on accurate at 200 yds. for the price of some single AR's after building both on a budget for $1300 for every thing lowers, uppers, mags, red dots with flip 3x magnifiers. Bottom line very happy with the lowers would buy again no problem<br>(full disclosure for the 7.62x39 I did have to install a stiffer hammer spring for the Russian hard primers and a extended buffer spring to ensure a good feed this as it turns out is a common problem with 7.62x39)