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  Honestly, the Hiperfire 24C outsells the standard 24 by quite a bit: http://www.joeboboutfitters.com/Hiperfire_Hipertouch_24C_Trigger_AR15_Competition_p/hf-hpt24c.htm If your'e wanting a high-end trigger, the Hiperfire 24C or 24G are awesome. The 24 isn't bad, but its worth the extra money for the C or G if you're shooting competitions.

We've been carrying them or only a few weeks now and have sold a large number of them. We put them in a demo rifle and they feel great, especially for the money. The trigger pull is heavier than the higher-dollar Hiperfire triggers like the http://www.joeboboutfitters.com/Hiperfire_AR15_Hipertouch_24_Trigger_p/hf-hpt24.htm, but the trigger feel is much better than any milspec or "milspec nickel boron" trigger out there. They're a great price-point trigger for those that don't necessarily need or want a 2-4lb pull.

. We got some Zombie lowers coming in tomorrow it looks like too now based on packing slips.

Just got in a batch of surprise Spike's Punisher lowers as well: http://www.joeboboutfitters.com/Spike_s_Tactical_Lower_Multi_Forged_PUNISHER_Str_p/sp-stls015.htm

LAR does a TON of contract machining for big companies such as Freedom Group (Bushmaster, DPMS, Remington), just to name a few. They make a huge number of lowers and uppers. Their stuff is good to go as they manufacturer it all in-house.

Just an FYI: ALL of the New Frontier Armory lowers that we are shipping out from 3/1/2012 and later will have redesigned, upgraded takedown pins. The new redesign will keep them from pulling out as easy as with the Plum Crazy lowers and initial run of the New Frontier lowers and will be more rigid. They will also have a redesigned Fire Control Group that won't allow the safety to be engaged with the hammer forward. This will be on Serial #'s NLV2000+

Thanks for the order! These are shipping in 5-10 business days currently. We've been freaking swamped with orders and phone calls for these lowers. Its insane! We're getting them out as fast as possible. You'll get tracking updates as the order ships.

PCF has been "talking" about changing their name on the lowers for going on 3 years now. It hasn't been done yet, so I doubt it ever will. New Frontier Armory and PCF lowers are all made in the same mold, by the same injection molder whom has the patent on the lower. They also use the same FCG. The New Frontier lowers have an upgraded polymer mix, upgraded springs, better availability, and a better price point.

Got a batch of the midlength plastic handguard models in today! Rock River Arms LAR-15 Fall Special Midlength Handguard A4

Looks good! Thanks again for the order! These AR's are a sweet deal. We should have another batch incoming soon, which most likely will be our last one.

You might also checkout the https://www.joeboboutfitters.com/Griffin_Armament_M4_SD_Tactical_Compensator_p/ga-m4-sdcompensator.htm Griffin Armament Compensator. I have one on my PLR-16 (Did demoing before we ever purchased any for retail) and it works great for quick followup shots. It hardly feels like a 10" barreled AR pistol anymore

Well...how does she shoot?!?!?

We had a whole pallet load of Spike's Tactical Uppers hit us today. We'll be 100% back in stock of EVERY upper except the standard M4LE uppers. ALL the other uppers we offer are in stock now. Also, a little birdy tells me Spike's pricing is going up 5% for dealers and on January 1, just FYI. We haven't announced it yet, but these will be our last shipments at this price most likely. Also, we'll have a couple of the Rock River Carbine Fall Special back in stock on ~December 30th.

I agree Muellers fall in the ~3 range more realistically. They aren't mushy clicks like the VX-I's and have fully multicoated optics unlike the VX-I's only being multi-coated. The higher end Mueller TACII is definitely in the 3-4 range.

The M&P also has a Front Sight Post versus a railed gas block. The Rock River also has an accuracy guarantee, where the Sport wouldn't.