Aero Precision AR-15 Lower - Review

**Shihan** · 06-30-10, 22:01

WHy didnt you use a roll pin punch? There is also a punch that has a flat side just for this.

**5pins** · 06-30-10, 22:26

Originally Posted by Shihan

WHy didnt you use a roll pin punch? There is also a punch that has a flat side just for this.

Because he saw on the interweb that this was the newest best way to do it.

**thopkins22** · 01-28-13, 10:39

Originally Posted by Gunrunner54

Surfingbird,, are you really using that methoud to install parts on a Aero Precision lower?
I read your comments and dont know where you learned your gunsmithing abilities, but you need to seek a FULL refund!! Cause they screwed you badly!!!!

Of course you are gonna do stupid crap, like break things by doing such idiotic assembly! I wont call it Gunsmithing, because it shames myself and other qualified craftsmen to see such things being done.

If you dont have the right tools, and the knowledge needed to properly and professionally install parts! DONT DO IT!

Aero Precision lowers are a very GOOD product, been using them only for past 5 years and have NEVER had an issue!

So, Id use caution and common sense to not say bad things about a product when you appear to be the real problem by the caveman approach you are using to assemble!

Holly Crap...BATMAN..... still gives me the willies to see what you did!

Better Tighten Up Troop!

Gunny

With respect...this thread ended over two and half years ago.

**AFshirt** · 01-28-13, 10:51

You dont even need a flat sided long punch, put the lower in a magazine block and clamp in a vice. Go from stock to the front with a standard punch and it will go right in.

**Shao** · 01-28-13, 10:53

My Aero Lower was the first lower I'd ever assembled and it went together as easy as pie. I managed to piece it all together in about 30 minutes without putting a single mark on it. Sounds like maybe you got a dud or just aren't very careful/mechanically inclined?