Any opinions on these 2 lower's? (Both factory) Looking to finish a build and would like some info on both? Not a bashing thread just some opinions on both please.
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LMT or LWRC Lower- Which one?
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Re: LMT or LWRC Lower- Which one?
I've got several LWRCI lowers, and they make good stuff. No experience with LMT. Do have a couple of POF Gen 1 lowers that I'm just stashing, and they ARE nice. There was a dude selling POF lowers over in the sale area recently for pretty good prices...ar15DOTcom also is running some engraved POF Gen 1 lower for $150 shipped, which is what I got in on. Doubt if you'd go wrong with any of them. Course, if you throw a bit extra in the pot, you COULD get a Larue lower!
I've got several LWRCI lowers, and they make good stuff. No experience with LMT. Do have a couple of POF Gen 1 lowers that I'm just stashing, and they ARE nice. There was a dude selling POF lowers over in the sale area recently for pretty good prices...ar15DOTcom also is running some engraved POF Gen 1 lower for $150 shipped, which is what I got in on. Doubt if you'd go wrong with any of them. Course, if you throw a bit extra in the pot, you COULD get a Larue lower!
Re: LMT or LWRC Lower- Which one?
Are these complete lowers your going to use? and for what? I ask because if you are using a LWRC complete lower and are going to use it for a precision rig where you may be replacing the trigger, their factory safety's wont work with some after market triggers like Giessele. I had to use a DPMS safety for everything to fit in their nicely.
If this is for just a common AR. Both are great companies. Unless you want a certain look or function for something out of the ordinary. Most AR lowers regardless of manufacture are pretty much the same.
Are these complete lowers your going to use? and for what? I ask because if you are using a LWRC complete lower and are going to use it for a precision rig where you may be replacing the trigger, their factory safety's wont work with some after market triggers like Giessele. I had to use a DPMS safety for everything to fit in their nicely.
If this is for just a common AR. Both are great companies. Unless you want a certain look or function for something out of the ordinary. Most AR lowers regardless of manufacture are pretty much the same.
Re: LMT or LWRC Lower- Which one?
I have an LWRC M6A3 and the entire rifle is quality. I put in the enhanced fire control group and love it. Super slick. The whole rifle is solid. And everytime I post about LWRC I have to mention their outstanding customer service. Can't go wrong with them.
I have an LWRC M6A3 and the entire rifle is quality. I put in the enhanced fire control group and love it. Super slick. The whole rifle is solid. And everytime I post about LWRC I have to mention their outstanding customer service. Can't go wrong with them.
Re: LMT or LWRC Lower- Which one?
I agree with ajb in the fact that they are mostly all the same. I would go with which ever one you can get your hands on for cheaper and use the money you save on the barrel, bcg, trigger, or more ammo. But if you want something different go with the lwrc, they are way nice.
I agree with ajb in the fact that they are mostly all the same. I would go with which ever one you can get your hands on for cheaper and use the money you save on the barrel, bcg, trigger, or more ammo. But if you want something different go with the lwrc, they are way nice.
Re: LMT or LWRC Lower- Which one?
LMT. It might also be the least expensive option. you can get one with the standard M4 stock for $350 or the SOPMOD version for $480(the SOPMOD stock is $200 itself). I love mine. The diameter on the buffer tube is slightly bigger than standard, eliminating the play from the buttstock and it comes standard with an ergo grip and I belive it also came with a heavy buffer. Just my two cents.
LMT. It might also be the least expensive option. you can get one with the standard M4 stock for $350 or the SOPMOD version for $480(the SOPMOD stock is $200 itself). I love mine. The diameter on the buffer tube is slightly bigger than standard, eliminating the play from the buttstock and it comes standard with an ergo grip and I belive it also came with a heavy buffer. Just my two cents.
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