LEGOS for big kids.

[iamsamcrawdad]

I finally bought an AR stripped lower for a great price (thanks V-tach) and should get my lower parts kit with butt stock on this Friday.
pretty stoked about putting together my first AR and the way prices are here lately its a pretty good time to do it. still have to wait until next month to get the upper finished but its going to happen.

 

[OnyxATX]

Congrats! Be careful about the pins in the trigger guard, don't wack on the rear part too hard as I think those little wings are the most fragile part. Tape is a great friend as well since some of the pins are easy to miss and ding the receiver.

 

[rushthezeppelin]

Congrats! Be careful about the pins in the trigger guard, don't wack on the rear part too hard as I think those little wings are the most fragile part. Tape is a great friend as well since some of the pins are easy to miss and ding the receiver.

The Little Crow Gunworks AR-15 Trigger Guard Roll Pin Pusher solves the problem of that annoying roll pin. At 45 bucks though its not really worth it unless you plan on doing alot of builds though. Still a nifty tool though.

 

[M. Sage]

Or just do this for $20. Maybe not as non-mar safe as the pusher, but better than using a standard punch or some other improvised tool.

 

[TXARGUY]

This is what I use for both the roll pins. I've done hundreds of guns without breaking or marring a single one.

http://m.sears.com/index-g.html#/details/guest/00929112000P?source=online

They can regularly be found on sale at Sears for half off.