So the Christmas AR Lower thread got me thinking.... what are some of the more interesting AR-15 lower receivers out there...

I have the NJGF lower which I have still not built and will likely swap my other upper on... but I do want an "Umbrella Corp" lower such as this one.... from my Resident Evil fan days.

 

 

I have the umbrella corp grips on my ARs.. they are great... always liked the lower.. 

All the Spikes are great. Catch them all at https://www.colddeadhands.com/firearms.htm#receivers

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15 minutes ago, PK90 said:

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That is actually kind of cool.  Wonder what inspired it.

1 hour ago, Maksim said:

That is actually kind of cool.  Wonder what inspired it.

Found this >

It's a parody of the classic "Don't Tread on me" image, which is a picture of a snake. So, it's way over-simplified and dumbed down to just, "NO STEP ON SNEK!"

I have a lower with the Templar Cross coming in. 

Built my wife her first AR using this lower.  The new ones that Sharps Bros (the company that designs them) has a newer version with the gap between the teeth cut out.

40 minutes ago, Ray Ray said:

Built my wife her first AR using this lower.  The new ones that Sharps Bros (the company that designs them) has a newer version with the gap between the teeth cut out.

That's cool.  Wondering if you are gripping it by the front of the lower... does it feel weird or awkward. 

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20 minutes ago, Maksim said:

That's cool.  Wondering if you are gripping it by the front of the lower... does it feel weird or awkward. 

No, it isn't rough or have sharp edges.   If you check their page http://sharpsbros.com/ you will find all kinds of cool designs.  My neighbor actually has the skulled one.  Not my cup of tea but do you playa.

3 hours ago, Maksim said:

That is actually kind of cool.  Wonder what inspired it.

That's the one I posted in the Christmas lower thread. On sale for $49.

It is modeled after the yellow Gadsden Flag with the snake image.

1 hour ago, PK90 said:

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Ah yes, this is the one I had in mind.... seems like would be a pain to actually use.