[Ellis93]

https://aaomfg.com/ar15-ar9-ar40-lower-parts-kit-marksman-kit-with-3-5lb-drop-in-trigger-lrpk-lpk/

Just purchased one......went up to the front door and threw cash on a counter,walked out with this. It’ll be my first fancy drop in light trigger or light trigger I didn’t stone myself. We’ll see if it’s good or not.

 

[Ellis93]

 

[Redlick83]

hmm...Ive never heard of them before. Seems like a pretty good price though.

Let us know how you like it.

 

[Ellis93]

hmm...Ive never heard of them before. Seems like a pretty good price though.

Let us know how you like it.

I will have it in a MSGO lower and under a 223wylde barrel this weekend so it shouldn’t take long to know.

 

[Mesquite]

Is that place just up road from shop?

 

[Ellis93]

Is that place just up road from shop?

Yes. Just not advertising locally. I believe they’re planning on opening up publicly soon just doing web sales right now unless you just walk up to them lol
I’ve been in their buildings.....lots of really cool machines in there......and tons of gun parts.
They machine all their own lowers from whatever blanks.

 

[Ellis93]

Just realized I don’t have a gas tube for my wylde barrel
Guess I’ll just build thelower and slap another upper on it.

 

[rigrat]

Never heard of them till you posted this. Checked them out and they have some very reasonable budget lower build kits.

 

[Ellis93]

Never heard of them till you posted this. Checked them out and they have some very reasonable budget lower build kits.

Good folks too. I have two 80%ers of theirs to cut and build. One 9mm w/lrbho and a 223/whatever lower

 

[rigrat]

How hard is it to do a 80%? Do you have a Mill or use a Drill press?

 

[Ellis93]

How hard is it to do a 80%? Do you have a Mill or use a Drill press?

Not too bad. Takes time and patience.
Drill press and a router.

 

[rigrat]

Not too bad. Takes time and patience.
Drill press and a router.

Awe I happen to have both of those tools. Though the press has a broken table clamp but I get buy with it.

 

[bubbat]

Interested in how it works, I have a POF 4.5# drop in trigger on one of my ARs I really like. I want another drop in to up grade one AR I just put together with a left over GI trigger group.

 

[Ellis93]

Got it put in along with a fresh,unmolested mil-spec in another lower. Night and day difference in inbetween the two. My stoned triggers feel close to this drop in. The set screws in the bottom locks the unit tightly in the pocket.

I am curious as to what the silver screw that is glued in does.

 

[rigrat]

I would guess it sets the pull weight but could be wrong. For the price if you think it is good I might have to try one to compare to the mil-spec and the two mil-specs with lighter springs.

 

[Ellis93]

I would guess it sets the pull weight but could be wrong. For the price if you think it is good I might have to try one to compare to the mil-spec and the two mil-specs with lighter springs.

We’ll know today after lunch and church. I haven’t shot a 223 in awhile so I’ll plop an upper on it.

 

[rigrat]

We’ll know today after lunch and church. I haven’t shot a 223 in awhile so I’ll plop an upper on it.

I was thinking about the same thing. Been awhile since I shot the 223. Did shoot the 300 the other day trying to sight in a red dot. Its trash got to pull the battery and throw it away. Did get a cheap centerpoint on it and sighted in at 25 ish yards. Be waiting for the post to see if it is a pull weight adj.

 

[Redlick83]

Got it put in along with a fresh,unmolested mil-spec in another lower. Night and day difference in inbetween the two. My stoned triggers feel close to this drop in. The set screws in the bottom locks the unit tightly in the pocket.
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I am curious as to what the silver screw that is glued in does.

That screw adjust the sear engagement. Messing with it can cause hammer to follow the BCG resulting in a dead trigger.

 

[rigrat]

So otherwise it adjusts the pull. Same way I adjusted the pull on my Miami and on my CZ 452.

 

[Redlick83]

One of the factors in adjusting trigger pull yes. Most companies will not warranty the trigger if that screw is messed with.