Got my PSA lower today!

[ColoradoShooter77]

It looks good, I'm pleased. It has one little tool mark on the top of the magwell on the outside and a little scuff on the buffer tube. I could care less. I'm building this rifle as a shooter that will get hauled around the forest every weekend.

I bought the standard PSA Blem for $139, free shipping.

Upper and BCG arrive on Monday.

 

[Fishbed77]

Every "blem" PSA lower I've ever owned would have sailed though QC at just about any major manufacturer.

 

[ColoradoShooter77]

I'm stoked to get it put together, I'm sure it'll be a shooter for a grand total of $450. Tough to beat that.

 

[USSR]

I'm working on getting my PSA lower too. Hoping the Saw Palmetto works as claimed.

Don

 

[glockfoo]

I have built several ARs using PSA always been impress . They used to have a loooong delay but in the past year or so week at the most.there blems are great deals and usally unnoticed.

 

[9mman1]

PSA 9mm Lower

I just bought a PSA 9mm lower that will accept a colt mag.now i am being told that i have to buy a PSA brand complete upper.is this true.i am using a ramped bolt that is not PSA ..so help me in this matter.

 

[gotboostvr]

I bought a pair of striped blem lowers awhile ago when they went on sale.
I went over both of them with a fine tooth comb and couldn't find an issue with either.

 

[MIL-DOT]

..... for a grand total of $450. Tough to beat that.

Oh, but it can be done . Less than a week ago,via my local Armslist, I traded into a virtually unfired S&W Sport, upgraded with a Knights Armament quad-rail, and Mag-pul adjustable stock in FDE, with mag-pull vertical grip in FDE, for a Glock that I had $400 in !

(and sorry for the detour. Sweet rifle for $450!)