http://www.del-ton.com/Del_Ton_Lower_Receiver_with_Buttstock_p/lr102.htm

 

Seems to be a good deal am i missing anything?

 

I priced together buying everything seperate and with shipping and all it seems the be about the same price wise...

 

I can have it shipped to the FFL for the stock to be pinned then all i need is the complete upper and GTG!

 

How is the Del-Ton lower parts kit/trigger?

For the price, I'd kinda prefer a PSA built lower.

http://palmettostatearmory.com/1726.php

For the price, I'd kinda prefer a PSA built lower.

http://palmettostatearmory.com/1726.php

 

 

Nick- Why?

Because I've had experience with PSA lower parts..... and it's $1 cheaper

I have also heard good things about PSA lowers. Im wondering how it compares to the Del Ton. Are most of these "standard" AR lowers pretty much the same as far as trigger pull and stuff?

Because I've had experience with PSA lower parts..... and it's $1 cheaper

 

Nick - Not a valid reason.

IMHO I would buy the parts seperate and put it together myself.

 

Pre-built

Delton = $240 with A2 grip and m4 stock

Delton = $312 with Magpul MOE stock and grip

 

Build it yourself

PSA = $170 with A2 grip, m4 stock ($80 lower, $90 build kit)

PSA = $205 With MOE grip and stock ($80 lower, $125 build kit)

The only thing I would hold against del-ton is processing time. I have seen and heard people order lowers and uppers and it takes weeks to months to get their stuff. Their quality is good though and on par with the other companies. If you need this completed lower in kind of a hurry I suggest making sure with them ,you will get it in the websites projected time frame.

Distributors have loads of assembled lowers in stock.

 

This DPMS for example: http://www.jsesurplus.com/dpmsa2lowerreceiver.aspx

 

Due to transfer fees and such, I would find one you want and have your local FFL order one for you.

 

It may cost you a little more but you do want to support your local guy.

 

BTW I know for a fact, because I've owned several, that these DPMS triggers need work. Though they may be fine for some folks.