Lower parts kits and TGO Lowers

[mikegideon]

If you've worked on a Harley (other than polishing those acres of chrome), the lower is a walk in the park. If I was doing another, I reckon I could do it in about 10 minutes without breaking a sweat.

 

Yep. When you take the roll pins out of the picture, it's almost a couch project. The upper was the same as any upper.

[GuitaRx]

yep, this was my first one.. piece of cake.

[Joseg]

First time building a lower, piece of cake. well, I did, read a little and watch a few videos.. 

[tnguy]

Hey, since I'm going to be building a pistol, can anyone recommend a good IWB holster for these things?

 

 

 

:D

[monkeylizard]

I don't use a holster. I just shove it down the leg next to my Remington 870.

[Armed Aviator]

Ok, I now have three builds to complete.  The Crusader and the two TGO lower/upper bcg sets. What to do. . .  what to do . . . Does anyone know how to paint/color the etchings?

[Lumber_Jack]

[quote name="Armed Aviator" post="1077182" timestamp="1386783310"]Ok, I now have three builds to complete. The Crusader and the two TGO lower/upper bcg sets. What to do. . . what to do . . . Does anyone know how to paint/color the etchings?[/quote] There is a thread on ar15.com that details the various methods. The best, I think, is testers model paint thinned a little, applied with a tooth pick and the surface cleaned. I will look for the thread and post a link. Here ya go http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_3_4/405262_.html Edited December 12, 2013 by Lumber_Jack

[TripleDigitRide]

  Ironworks Bare Bones LPK  He has a drop down menu you can choose options for grips, trigger, trigger guard, and safeties. Haven't ever worked on a Harley, and have only put one complete AR together. The hardest part is choosing options, and finding the springs and detents when they launch, and finding the money to put the next one together. I would like to build one for my wife and daughter, whether they "need" one or not.

I'd never heard of them, so I wanted to do a bit of research before buying. He's a sponsor over at 68forums.com. I asked a question on his Facebook page, and he responded via private message within minutes. Just got done chatting it up with him. Seems like a super nice guy.

[Guest Ditchdigger]

68forums is where I found him. 68 and TGO are the only two forums I spend my time on they cost me enough. I'm needing an LPK myself but I'm afraid I might accidentally order the Geissele instead of the basic kit.

[TripleDigitRide]

68forums is where I found him. 68 and TGO are the only two forums I spend my time on they cost me enough. I'm needing an LPK myself but I'm afraid I might accidentally order the Geissele instead of the basic kit.

I've been talking to him for the last hour on Facebook. Super guy.

[Armed Aviator]

There is a thread on ar15.com that details the various methods. The best, I think, is testers model paint thinned a little, applied with a tooth pick and the surface cleaned. I will look for the thread and post a link. Here ya go http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_3_4/405262_.html

Thanks Lumber Jack, . . Just what I needed