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<blockquote data-quote="dennishoddy" data-source="post: 3363659" data-attributes="member: 5412"><p>Do not buy an assembled lower. The trigger will suck and need replaced. Your paying for throw away parts.</p><p> There are many drop in triggers out there that will far exceed what you will get in an assembled lower with junk parts. </p><p>Depending on your budget, There are CMC triggers (I've never used one but have good reviews) Rise Armament triggers made in Broken Arrow Ok, (I have four and love them) Timney triggers (the epitome of triggers IMHO for single stage, I have three), Gissel, JP(I have two, and are not drop in and must be tuned, not for beginners) and others that are high end. Some two stage, some single stage. For the New person to AR's go with the single stage. Later if one wants to go more long range precision, go with the double stage.</p><p>I can't tell you how many people have accuracy problems at the range that can be fixed with a trigger change. </p><p>Next issue with an assembled lower from a manufacturer is that it will possibly interfere with a proper cheek weld because of the wrong stock. The majority of stocks on AR's will not work with muffs as when getting the cheek weld, it pushes the muffs up and exposes the ear so most wear plugs when shooting with the standard stocks. </p><p>For me, to get that cheek weld with low profile muffs, the magpul ACS with the battery storage is perfect. The hump for the battery storage moves the face away and gives relief to the muffs so they can protect hearing. </p><p>IMHO proper prep of the lower contributes as much toward accuracy as the rest of the rifle. If one is not comfortable with the cheek weld and trigger, the rest of the gun isn't going to make accuracy any better.</p><p></p><p><a href="https://www.cabelas.com/product/shooting/firearm-components/gun-stocks/pc/104792580/c/104717880/sc/391643280/magpul-moe-sl-s-stock/2499889.uts?irclickid=1h%3Awg6UGsxyOTwWwUx0Mo3cgUkiz7NRWgzKcwM0&irgwc=1&WT.mc_id=ir34844&utm_source=Cartera%20Commerce%2C%20Inc.&WT.tsrc=AFF&utm_medium=AFF&rid=10" target="_blank">https://www.cabelas.com/product/shooting/firearm-components/gun-stocks/pc/104792580/c/104717880/sc/391643280/magpul-moe-sl-s-stock/2499889.uts?irclickid=1h:wg6UGsxyOTwWwUx0Mo3cgUkiz7NRWgzKcwM0&irgwc=1&WT.mc_id=ir34844&utm_source=Cartera Commerce, Inc.&WT.tsrc=AFF&utm_medium=AFF&rid=10</a></p><p></p><p>There may be others and I'm interested in hearing other opinions, but for me the MagPul</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dennishoddy, post: 3363659, member: 5412"] Do not buy an assembled lower. The trigger will suck and need replaced. Your paying for throw away parts. There are many drop in triggers out there that will far exceed what you will get in an assembled lower with junk parts. Depending on your budget, There are CMC triggers (I've never used one but have good reviews) Rise Armament triggers made in Broken Arrow Ok, (I have four and love them) Timney triggers (the epitome of triggers IMHO for single stage, I have three), Gissel, JP(I have two, and are not drop in and must be tuned, not for beginners) and others that are high end. Some two stage, some single stage. For the New person to AR's go with the single stage. Later if one wants to go more long range precision, go with the double stage. I can't tell you how many people have accuracy problems at the range that can be fixed with a trigger change. Next issue with an assembled lower from a manufacturer is that it will possibly interfere with a proper cheek weld because of the wrong stock. The majority of stocks on AR's will not work with muffs as when getting the cheek weld, it pushes the muffs up and exposes the ear so most wear plugs when shooting with the standard stocks. For me, to get that cheek weld with low profile muffs, the magpul ACS with the battery storage is perfect. The hump for the battery storage moves the face away and gives relief to the muffs so they can protect hearing. IMHO proper prep of the lower contributes as much toward accuracy as the rest of the rifle. If one is not comfortable with the cheek weld and trigger, the rest of the gun isn't going to make accuracy any better. [URL]https://www.cabelas.com/product/shooting/firearm-components/gun-stocks/pc/104792580/c/104717880/sc/391643280/magpul-moe-sl-s-stock/2499889.uts?irclickid=1h%3Awg6UGsxyOTwWwUx0Mo3cgUkiz7NRWgzKcwM0&irgwc=1&WT.mc_id=ir34844&utm_source=Cartera%20Commerce%2C%20Inc.&WT.tsrc=AFF&utm_medium=AFF&rid=10[/URL] There may be others and I'm interested in hearing other opinions, but for me the MagPul [/QUOTE]
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