Opinion on SBR lower

[SKS Guy]

I have a palmetto state armory complete lower. It locks up very tight to the upper i plan to use. My only concern is it is more narrow in the area where the trigger pins are. I had to file some off to get my trigger pins to work, as they were to long. It seems about .018 more narrow than my colt 6920 lower. Am I just paranoid or should I go ahead and SBR the lower. Thanks.

 

[USACS]

Lowers are not that expensive. Pick up another lower from someone else if you have any reservations.

 

[DT1]

I would make sure it functions with a 16"+ barrel before spending the $ on the SBR tax stamp. There might be more things out of spec with the lower. Hopefully not. Good luck!

 

[sawman556]

Get A forged Mega.

 

[Donr13]

Get A forged Mega.

+1

 

[BigBlue&Goldie]

For some reason I couldn't come to terms with spending $200 on a tax stamp for a $60 lower. I would buy something nicer purely out of vanity, especially if the lower you have has some questionable specs.

 

[BurnOut]

I'm with the others. When choosing a lower to SBR, I went out of my way to pick something nice for the simple fact that if I'm going to go to the trouble/expense of doing the NFA dance I want something that's kinda gee-whiz. FWIW, I went with an AXTS.

 

[mdmorrow]

Once you register a lower you're kind of stuck with it. At least more so than a non nfa lower. I'd go with something good since you're gonna spend the time and money on it. I went with a Daniel Defense for mine.

 

[Trespasser]

Why not SBR the 6920 lower that you already have?

 

[SKS Guy]

Think of using the 6920 lower and putting the colt upper on the PSA.