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Re: LPKs
Spend a little bit of extra money and get one of Grant's kits from G&R Tactical.
If for some reason you are absolutely opposed to doing that, then a Daniel Defense, Stag/CMT, or Spike's (the Enhanced LPK... don't bother with the standard - it's DPMS) will serve you well.
I looked at the g&r lpk's and I have a question as of why doesn't it include the the FCG? I am disabled and on a limited budget but want to insure I build something that will last and be reliable. I am use to the standard pull and really don't want a two stage trigger. I understand they are less reliable on many accounts and may need to defend the fam due to my geographic location. I live near two(as the crow flies) very large low income projects and fear the masses may come. This is why I am trying to outfit the household with mbr's. I also don't want to skimp and pay for it in the end. I used dpms before and really don't like their lpk's. what is the difference in the g&r and the DD lpk's? I read their site but haven't found the facts. All claim to be the best, I wish there was a chart like for the rifles.
Options 3 and 4 on the G&R website both include the FCG. The trigger is single-stage and mil-spec.
DPMS is garbage. I would stay away from them.
DD's LPK is a good kit. G&R's kit, though, is a work of art in that Grant hand picks and individually sources each part that goes into it to ensure that it has quality components.
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