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Spike's Tactical Lower Receiver Parts Kit Without Fire Control Group/Trigger Group, 223 Re, SLPK100

$34.71
Brand
Spikes Tactical
Color
Black
Category
Gun Parts
Platform
AR-15
Gun Part Type
Lower Receiver
UPC
855319005419
MPN
SLPK100

Overview

The Spike's Tactical Lower Receiver Parts Kit is manufactured to exceed military specifications in the USA and includes standard components to complete a modern sporting rifle lower receiver. The kit features a safety selector with detent and spring, bolt catch with spring, roll pin, and plunger, magazine catch with spring and button, front pivot and rear takedown pins with respective springs and detents, a spring-loaded aluminum trigger guard, a buffer retainer spring and plunger, and an A2 pistol grip with a screw and lock washer. This kit does not include a fire control or trigger group.

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