Have any of you had any problems mixing and matching parts on your AR's?? I see that lower and upper receivers from different companies seem to match up just fine, what about internals? Should internals be from the same manufacturer or does it not really matter?? (ie...lower parts kits) Thanks!
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Interesting.....
I mated a ER Shaw A3 upper to my stag lower and noted some very interesting "characteristics": when I tried to drop the mag, it was stuck and had to be forcefully withdrawn and when i went to close the halves, the back of the upper would get caught on the buffer by a hair.
After taking a look at the mate, the front upper wall (just below the feed ramps) hung over the lower wall by about a 16th and the piece easily fit together if i sat the upper on the lower without either pin installed. As it turned out, the QC on the shaw was off that day and the pin holes for the upper were offset by a 16th. The lower was tried on a bunch of different uppers and no problems there so that was not the issue.
As a bandaid, I filed the front lip of the upper down and rounded the back edge that hit the buffer and everything works just fine but I would agree with staying with the reputations and the big name brands!Comment
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Have any of you had any problems mixing and matching parts on your AR's?? I see that lower and upper receivers from different companies seem to match up just fine, what about internals? Should internals be from the same manufacturer or does it not really matter?? (ie...lower parts kits) Thanks!Comment
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Milspec AR's are just like any other spec item. Parts can be mixed and matched from any other spec AR. I find it amazing that so many parts coming from so many different places fit together exactly as they should (most of the time)!Dom
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I've got a neat project I've been working on for a while. Its a 9mm OLY based gun with no two major components (and very few minor components) from the same manufacturer.
Gunsmoke lower, OLY A2 upper, DPMS tubber shroud, RRA entry stock, gen2 MMG, Daewoo DR200 FCG, etc. etc etc.
no problems so far, but its not a serious project, its just something that I throw my spare parts at when they turn up.Comment
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i have a interesting match the best with the worst
vulcan lowerand a lmt upper
i get my upper tonight i'll keep you posted how it turns out.Comment
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Have any of you had any problems mixing and matching parts on your AR's?? I see that lower and upper receivers from different companies seem to match up just fine, what about internals? Should internals be from the same manufacturer or does it not really matter?? (ie...lower parts kits) Thanks!
So, as long as you're staying within the the major vendors, any of the Anchor Harvey/Cerro/Continental/Cardinal/Lewis, etc upper and lowers should easily mix-and-match.I've known daredevils and I ain't got nothing against them.....its just they're all dead.Comment
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I may have two parts made by the same manufacturer....but I'm not too sure. So many parts, so many vendors"A nation can survive its fools, and even the ambitious. But it cannot survive treason from within. An enemy at the gates is less formidable, for he is known and carries his banner openly. But the traitor moves amongst those within the gate freely, his sly whispers rustling through all the alleys, heard in the very halls of government itself...A murderer is less to fear. The traitor is the plague."......CiceroComment
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