[stevenorlando]

Hello All!

I'm looking for a gunsmith (or maybe even one of you) to assemble an AR lower.

Country Gunsmith will not do it, Bobby doesn't wanna work with aftermarket parts.

 

[Shotime]

Hello All!

I'm looking for a gunsmith (or maybe even one of you) to assemble an AR lower.

Country Gunsmith will not do it, Bobby doesn't wanna work with aftermarket parts.

It is not difficult to do yourself. It is fun to do.

 

[perimedik]

I just did mine. It is not hard at all.
PM inbound

 

[bspz28]

You can do it yourself. Plenty of videos on YouTube on how to do so. I built my first one last summer and when I have the funds I am going to start another

 

[zxracer3]

Do it yourself, it's a 10 minute job that can be done using basic tools. Here is a link:
http://www.ar15.com/content/guides/assembly/lower/

 

[Swstock]

I bet that local "gunsmiths" will reject the job because they wont want to be seen as a "manufacturer".  

 

[FatWhiteMan]

Brownells has a collection of videos too.

 

[Swstock]

Brownells has a collection of videos too.

Thats how I did mine.. I was so damn easy.

 

[hawkeye]

Really very easy, just follow the instructions and should take you less then 1 hour.

 

[carguy110]

DIY. Real easy.

 

[wreckhog]

LRB? They have the tools, are a manufacturer and could do it in <5min while watching football.

 

[PlumberGus]

Watch all of these videos a few times then have at it.
http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/lid=11004/learn/

If you run into trouble ask here. Plenty of knowledge to help you through any issues.
Note: DON'T FORCE ANYTHING!

Brian

 

[Edward_Blake]

Just do it yourself. Far too easy to pay someone else to do.

 

[rumrunner]

watch those little springs and detents, they go a-flying.

 

[Adirondack state of mind]

It will take you longer to drive someplace to drop it off then it will to assemble it. Do it yourself, if you get stuck, reach out to the many of us who have done it. Learn a bit along the way and be even more proud of your AR in the end.

 

[NESROK]

DIY!

 

[J22LR1der]

+1 assemble yourself, &/or buy a nice drop-in trigger which would pull great and save you even more time and puzzling.
The rest goes in w Pins 1,2,3... No gunsmithing required.

 

[stevenorlando]

I bet that local "gunsmiths" will reject the job because they wont want to be seen as a "manufacturer".

I think Bobby has this thing about light triggers, which I would like to put into this one. Your statement may be true as well, since he did mention a distaste for aftermarket parts.

 

[Edward_Blake]

I think Bobby has this thing about light triggers, which I would like to put into this one. Your statement may be true as well, since he did mention a distaste for aftermarket parts.

What trigger are you using?

 

[stevenorlando]

What trigger are you using?

A Jard 1.5lb trigger.