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Schmid Tool Match Ambi AR-15 Lower Receiver Parts Kit Nickel PTFE

$85.10
Brand
Schmid Tool
Color
Nickel
Category
Gun Parts
Platform
AR-15
Gun Part Type
Lower Receiver
UPC
850022225154

Overview

The Schmid Tool Match Ambidextrous AR-15 Lower Receiver Parts Kit is manufactured with a nickel PTFE finish, providing enhanced durability and corrosion resistance. Developed by a long-standing military contractor, this kit contains all the essential components required to complete a standard AR-15 lower receiver. The kit includes the complete fire control group (trigger, hammer, and disconnector) along with their respective pins and springs. Additionally, it features an ambidextrous safety selector, bolt catch assembly (including roll pin and plunger), magazine catch assembly, and a complete trigger guard assembly. The package is rounded out with a pistol grip, grip screw and washer, buffer retainer pin and spring, and all necessary takedown and pivot pin components, including the required detents and springs.

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