Anybody know anything about Anderson Arms stripped lowers? Good, bad, indifferent?
Guy at work is selling three of them for $125, and while I need another AR like I need another armpit, if they're halfway decent, will probably pick them up for future builds or trading stock.
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Re: Anderson Arms lowers
Perfectly serviceable.
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Re: Anderson Arms lowers
I buy them, if that means anything. Even better if the trigger guard is built in.
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Re: Anderson Arms lowers
Their stripped lowers are sometimes sold for $39 at AIM and such.
Anderson pitches their "lube free" AR on their front page, here's the details:
http://www.andersonrifles.com/how-rf85-works/
Anderson pitches their "lube free" AR on their front page, here's the details:
http://www.andersonrifles.com/how-rf85-works/
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Re: Anderson Arms lowers
I have one as the basis for my precision AR. It manages to do 5/8" at 200yds with my hand loads when I am doing my job and there is no wind. I have done that 4 or 5 times. 24 inch barrel White Oaks upper with A giessle trigger... but the lower can't be complete crap, right.
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Re: Anderson Arms lowers
Buy them.
If you decide you don't want them, I'll give you a $10 profit each on them the next time I'm visiting kinfolk in Alabama.
If you decide you don't want them, I'll give you a $10 profit each on them the next time I'm visiting kinfolk in Alabama.
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Re: Anderson Arms lowers
Offered him $100, straight up, for all three. He took it. Now, I have three "off-list" lowers. Not sure what I'm gonna do with them, but The Minions are campaigning for 6.5 Grendel, or some similar wildcat.
Crap!!!!! This gonna get spendy, isn't it????
Crap!!!!! This gonna get spendy, isn't it????
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Re: Anderson Arms lowers
Hit up the LaRue barrel sale. They're a thing of beauty.
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You got a 300 black yet?First Shirt wrote:Offered him $100, straight up, for all three. He took it. Now, I have three "off-list" lowers. Not sure what I'm gonna do with them, but The Minions are campaigning for 6.5 Grendel, or some similar wildcat.
Crap!!!!! This gonna get spendy, isn't it????

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Re: Anderson Arms lowers
I was vaguely interested when it was the .300 Whisper, and you could get Contender barrels for it. Since I'm not into suppressors, can't really see any reason to have one.
My main reason for having an AR in something other than 5.56 would be for hunting, and there are (IMHO) better choices, especially for the game in this area.
My main reason for having an AR in something other than 5.56 would be for hunting, and there are (IMHO) better choices, especially for the game in this area.
But there ain't many troubles that a man caint fix, with seven hundred dollars and a thirty ought six."
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