Can you Cerakote a lower receiver?
Cerakote is one of the most popular coating methods used today on AR style rifle components such as upper receivers, lower receivers, handguards and smaller AR parts as well.
Is a billet lower better than a forged lower?
Billet lowers tend to be heavier due to the excess material left on for design or aesthetics, however the weight difference when compared to forged is minimal. Most consumers tend to agree that the custom look of the billet is worth the ounce or so of weight gain.
Can you buy a complete lower receiver?
Federal law requires that you be 21 years or age or older to purchase a stripped receiver or frame. If a frame or receiver can only be made into a long gun (rifle or shotgun), it is still a frame or receiver not a handgun or long gun.
What is the point of 80 lowers?
An 80% lower is an un-serialized receiver blank, an unfinished firearm that is not operable and cannot be made to operate without additional fabrication. An un-finished 80% lower cannot accept a trigger, hammer, or safety, so it can’t be made to fire a live round.
Which is better anodized or Cerakote?
More durable than anodizing, this is the highest end finish you can apply to your rifle. Cerakote consistently wins all durability, lubricity, heat resistance, and endurance tests.
What is Cerro Forge?
About Cerro Fabricated Products Since 1915, Cerro Fabricated Products (CFP) has been a leader in precision forging, machining, heat treating, and more, serving customers nationwide in a broad range of exacting markets.
Are Aero Precision lowers forged?
Are your receivers forged or cast? A. Our receivers are machined from 7075 T6 aluminum forgings.
Will any AR-15 lower fit any upper?
No, unfortunately you cannot put an AR-10 upper on an AR-15 lower. Even though some parts may be interchangeable, the bolt carrier group and receiver foundations are made to different dimensions. You can quickly recognize that the AR-10 magazines are larger and would not fit in an AR-15 lower receiver.
What is a ghost AR?
Ghost guns are unregulated firearms that anyone — including minors and prohibited purchasers — can buy and build without a background check.