Lower reciever

[cazelle24]

Im looking to build a .308 and there are so many stripped lowers out there, any suggestions or ones to stay away from? Thanks

[sammage]

https://www.m4carbine.net/showthread.php?t=117589
https://www.m4carbine.net/showthread.php?t=16163

FYI this also belongs in Beyond 5.56/.223.

[BoringGuy45]

Same question for 5.56 receivers if I may.

[Guns-up.50]

Same question for 5.56 receivers if I may.

This is kind of a common question,and there may be other threads with tons of info you may not get here. I just picked up a noveske stripped lower, but if you are looking to keep cost down many lowers share similar attrabutes so that being said the obvious options DD bcm colt, ect, but I know several people happy with psa, rr and cmmg lowers. A lot of it is what you put in it.

[SteveL]

Same question for 5.56 receivers if I may.

The common answer to your question that I see on this site is that an in-spec lower is an in-spec lower, regardless of whose roll mark is on it. Put good parts in it and it should be GTG.

[cazelle24]

Thanks everybody!

[BoringGuy45]

The common answer to your question that I see on this site is that an in-spec lower is an in-spec lower, regardless of whose roll mark is on it. Put good parts in it and it should be GTG.

Excellent. Just wanted to confirm that. I was going to put the Colt LPK in whatever one I got.

[mic2377]

I have both a Fulton Armory and a SI Defense. Both are in spec and acceptable quality. FYI, the Fulton Armory is basically a re-badged DPMS lower. The SI Defense is a good deal for a matched upper/lower, when I got my set it was around ~$500. It is billet, and the upper has FA, if those are considerations for you.