Is the DPMS lower parts kit anygood?
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They're okay if you like pounding in the bolt release and trigger guard pins, and dealing with the wandering trigger pins. I suggest go with RRA or Stag'sIf you are not outraged you are not paying attention!!!
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I ahve not had any issues with mine. works fine. trigger is a bit heavy and has a bit of creep but if you are building an M4gery you dont need a slick trigger. you want slick trigger go gieselle"Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety." -Ben FranklinComment
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All the vendors on this site carry them or at least most of them. CWS, 10%, Chris Bieling, etc. All good people. Remember cheap equals cheap in some cases. Stick to Stag & Rock River Arms for your first builds. Once you know what you're doing, the sky is the limit.
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The comments on DPMS LPKs are pretty extreme. Some people feel DPMS LPKs are very good and in good value. Some people just hate DPMS LPKs.
Just hit the search button and do some research. You will find a lot of discussions about DPMS LPKs.
My suggestion is, spend $10 more to get a RRA or STAG LPK. You'd be trouble free.
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