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The AR15 80 Lower is a crucial part of any AR15 build. An AR15 80 lower receiver provides the builder an opportunity to complete their own custom AR-15 rifle or pistol from the ground up, including by fabricating the firearm component (the stripped lower receiver) themselves.
The AR-15 lower is the only part of the rifle or pistol considered a firearm. Even though it doesn't host a barrel and does not necessarily come with a trigger, hammer, safety, or other components (they're installed separately) it is still the component that is considered a firearm by the ATF. For this reason, all other parts of the AR-15 can be purchased piece by piece. One can fabricate an AR-15 80% lower, which is an unfinished lower receiver, to begin their build. Once fabricated, assemble your lower by purchasing an upper assembly and lower parts kit, or grab a complete AR build kit.
Have questions? This guide compares all 80% lowers and frames.
Follow our AR-15 Parts Guide to build your custom rifle.
There are countless AR-15 parts manufacturers on the market today. Like a stripped, finished lower receiver, these AR-15 80% lowers are mil-spec and “plug-and-play”. They're modular and work with standardized components, including typical upper receivers, triggers, magazines, buffer systems, and accessories.
Ready to assemble? Here's how to install your lower parts kit.
Some states have banned 80% lowers and certain firearm parts, or have otherwise restricted the sale and ownership of products we sell. So, be sure to check your local and state laws. We can’t ship our products to certain states. Please check our Shipping & Return Policy before placing an order (see restrictions).
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