[Guest]

how much does the striped lower receiver affect the accuracy or quality of the gun

 

[Guest]

it doesn't

 

[Guest]

it doesn't

+1

 

[Guest]

If it's not a tight fit to the upper it might... But if you buy quality parts you wont have an issue.

 

[Guest]

ok thats what i thought i had skimped on my lower so i could spend more money on my upper and just wanted to make sure it was the right choice
i got a supior arms lower with a dpms parts kit a hough grip and a tapco stock. for the upper i got a CMMG

 

[Guest]

You should be fine.. you will be able to tell if there is a fit issue if the upper and lower have play (you can wiggle them) once they are mated. that is the only time you realistically (mechanically that is) have a potential accuracy issue.

 

[Guest]

the fit between the upper and lower would have to be SLOPPY loose for an accuracy issue to happen. A wiggle is of no concern.

 

[Guest]

mine moves just a small amount how abot those wedge things do they really help?

 

[Guest]

mine moves just a small amount how abot those wedge things do they really help?

if you want to waste the $5 and it makes you feel better

Make it TOO tight and you'll have a hard time pushing out the take down pin.

 

[Guest]

wll $5 for makeing me think my gun is better doesnt sound like a bad idea but i dont know that much about ar's so im just trying to get a grasp on the subject but i dont think my gun has enough slop to cause a problem

 

[Guest]

take a trip over to ar15.com and m4carbine.net and read everything you can.
as far as the accu-wedge goes, take a foam ear plug and trim it to fit