Armalite lower parts kit

[Goofball310]

I'm building up a Noveske N6 and it's a lot easier to find a DPMS based LPK than a Armalite LPK and was wondering if I have to use a Armalite LPK in my build?

Thanks

[edgecrusher]

No, you don't, but I find that the Armalite kit has better springs, and they usually ship o.o.s. part kits in two to three weeks

[Goofball310]

I personally don't like DPMS parts at all. I had a AR15 kit that left a lot to be desired.

It just seems every where I look I see DPMS or CMMG 308 kits available.

I'm able to find Armalite AR-10 lower parts kits but they all come with national match triggers for $225 and I plan on using a Geissele national match trigger and don't want to put out the extra $$$$ if I don't have to. One option is to get the Armalite LPK and sell the trigger or use it while I save up for the Geissele.

[edgecrusher]

One option is to get the Armalite LPK and sell the trigger or use it while I save up for the Geissele.

Yup, and you can most certainly sell it afterwards, there is always someone looking to upgrade their's but not willing to step up to Geissele prices…..

[survivalshop]

Or just buy the Geissele & purchase the small parts separately to Finnish the LPG . It's what I do now a days .

I also like the Spikes NIB group & the APG trigger group by Mrs. Geissele .

[imschur]

Or just buy the Geissele & purchase the small parts separately to Finnish the LPG . It's what I do now a days .

When the shtf last time i was doing this at the Bushmaster website. Never had an issue getting lower parts that were not in kit form. Also saved me from buying a pistol grip and trigger I did not need. I have been thinking of trying to convert as many springs and pins as possible to industry standard parts from folks like Mcmaster carr. I simply dont believe all these parts are made specifically for firearms.

[unforgiven]

That was like Motorcycle parts that could be had from Berry Bearings.