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Looks like this:

• DMPS lower.
• RRA trigger/parts kit.
• Tango down pistol grip.
• RRA stock.
• I think my CAA stock saddle is still sitting in the rental office in my building.

Build went OK. I launched the front detent to the ceiling a couple of times, said a few bad words, all in all it went OK.
:lol:

I probably would not buy another DPMS lower. They don't seem to be built quite to the specs of the LCW/LMT lowers. I have a feeling the pins are gonna walk on me. Might order some anti walk pins from Bravo. We shall see.

Next up, LMT 16" from Pete.

 

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lol your not doin it right if you DONT loose detents and say some bad words

 

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I'm surprised you didn't like your DPMS lower, my 2 felt solid. I had to buy 2 rear detents on my last build though - sent one across the room twice. I have like 5 extra now for my next build.

 

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I'm surprised you didn't like your DPMS lower, my 2 felt solid. I had to buy 2 rear detents on my last build though - sent one across the room twice. I have like 5 extra now for my next build.

They look and feel great. I just think some of the holes are slightly out of spec. I could basically push the trigger and hammer pins in by hand. Also, I had a bit of a time with the safety selector. I should swap lowers with my current AR and pop off some rounds just to see if the pins walk.

 

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• RRA trigger/parts kit.

I have a feeling the pins are gonna walk on me.

Pins won't walk if you put it together right

 

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Pins won't walk if you put it together right

They seemed way to easy to push in, I don't recall them going in that easy on my last build. Once everything was together it seemed better, but we will see I guess.

 

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They seemed way to easy to push in, I don't recall them going in that easy on my last build. Once everything was together it seemed better, but we will see I guess.

I had the same issue with a DPMS lower but they never came loose. It fit my RRA upper nice and snug with no annoying rattle too.

 

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(Edited due to a comment made which is offensive
to members of a religious sect).

Ed

 

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Mmmm...yummy

 

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Thanks for the heads up, I guess I will go with LMT or RRA for a lower on my project.

 

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Thanks for the heads up, I guess I will go with LMT or RRA for a lower on my project.

Stag is good as well.

 

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I almost always can put in hammer and trigger pins by hand. The oversize ones that come with the RRA 2-stage trigger on the other hand now thats a different story.

It does usually take a little tap from a hammer to get the hammer pin past that wire spring inside the hammer though.

 

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Well, that makes me feel a little better about it. Haven't gotten the upper yet to test it out.

 

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I've built 7 lowers, and never have had to "tap" the hammer or trigger pins into any of them. The legs on the springs hold them in. You'll be okie dokie.