DRG Manufacturing AR-15 Stripped Billet Lower Receiver - 3001-0909-003
$139.95
Out of stock
These are some of the original DR Guns billet lower receivers. We had a few boxes that had not been to anodize yet, so we sent them out and they are now ready to go. They are dimensionally perfect and are fresh back from anodize. Once these sell out they will not return.
We do not have matching uppers and do not plan to make them. These will accept any standard forged or billet AR15 upper receiver, however the buffer tube trunnion will not cosmetically match a standard forged upper profile.
Our in house machined AR15 billet lower receivers are the perfect foundation for your custom build. We start with a solid brick of 7075-T6 aluminum and then precisely machine all of the critical features and dimensions in a single operation, ensuring that every receiver is perfectly in spec. We then broach the magazine well for a perfect magazine fit, hand deburr, tumble, and hard coat anodize. The result of our time and attention to detail is a receiver that will last you a lifetime and guarantee you a worry free and quality build.
- 7075-T6 aluminum
- Precision broached magazine well
- Accepts all mil-spec components
- Hard coat anodized
- Marked DRGuns LLC
- Model DRG-15B
| Weight | 15.904 oz |
|---|---|
| MPN | 3001-0909-003 |
Compliance
NFA (National Firearms Act) compliance is crucial for legal ownership and transfer of regulated firearms and accessories like short-barreled rifles, suppressors, and certain types of ammunition, ensuring adherence to federal regulations to avoid legal penalties and ensure responsible firearm ownership.
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5.56
I love it! Worked great for my build.
USStripped Lower Build
The lower came as expected and was in excellent condition. It was packaged correctly and safely. The build went very easily. One note that is not a negative but just a word of caution. There is a bulge in front of the bolt catch release hole that does not allow you to place a punch or other alignment device when installing the roll pin for the bolt release. This was not an issue just a note that you can't follow most of the videos out there when assembling the bolt release. I had no issues in assembling it together. I like the fact you do not need to assemble the trigger guard as it is one piece. I also like the ridges in front of the magazine well. Altogether it went together well and I would buy another one should the need arise.
