Looking for a website

[Cudruln]

That has good prices for some lpk. I have looked at the psa and may go with one of the lpk with buffer and stock. But I like to explore my options. Anybody got some super secret spots than can share.

Also I normally like to buy at local stores, but don't think I will have time this week.

 

[madHatter]

Redbarn armory
White oak armament

If you piece it out it is still cheaper than buying a kit in one cases.

 

[Cudruln]

That red barn is a good site. I like that I can piece together my own lpk. Now I just have to do some research on the different grips

 

[Mac11FA]

Surplus Arms and Ammo is not too bad. I have one of their complete lowers to throw some of my different uppers on.

 

[boss_hawg]

Surplus Arms and Ammo is not too bad. I have one of their complete lowers to throw some of my different uppers on.

At one time, the SAA lowers were made by Aero Precision. I'm not sure if this still holds true. I have one of each - an SAA and an AP - both are quality that won't break the bank. I've used AP LPks as well - worked fine but the milspec trigger was typical.

Personally I like PSA or CMMG LPKs for most of my builds and then I switch out the trigger to something better - ALG or Geisele - as the budget allows.

 

[madHatter]

Too bad radical arms isn't making their lpks anymore, for a mil spec trigger, it was one of the cleanest feeling crisp triggers that ever came with an lpk

 

[Cudruln]

Thanks for the info. I will check those out.

 

[madHatter]

By researching the grips... Go and find a place that has a bunch to hold. That is the best way to find what you like.

 

[Cudruln]

Yeah I was thinking about doing that. Does anybody know of a place that has some a lot grips for me to fondle?

 

[Mac11FA]

The biggest complaint I encountered about Anderson LPKs were the selector switch. I personally have not encountered any.

 

[Cudruln]

Anderson is one kit I have not tried yet. But the red barn had a good option on a custom lpk.