Noveski, TI or LaRue? Which billet lower?

[smokey]

I've got the tactical innovations. I'm happy with it for the most part. Everything was able to drop straight it. The buffer retaining pin stuck into it's channel during installation and needed a whack back and forth to loosen it up. Make sure to check that area for clearance and ream if necessary when you're putting it together. The timney dropped right in without issue.

My only real gripe I've had with it is with heavy use, the trigger guard beats up your middle finger. The lower edges are pretty sharp and will suck until you get a callous if you don't wear gloves. Being a billet with different geometry, some add-ons won't work(like a redi-mag). I do like the little rest area they've built in for your trigger finger and the bevel on the magwell. It makes handling it more intuitive. You're free to handle/shoot mine sometime if you want. Hit me a PM and we can organize stuff. I'm officially on summer now and have a fairly open schedule(as in...jack sqaut to do all next week. It's glorious)

 

[JoeBobOutfitters.com]

The Seekins Precision lowers are REALLY nice, if you're wanting a billet with extra features. We have a batch arriving on Monday afternoon.

 

[SCARCQB]

I'm not a big fan of seekins... I'm sure that it is a nice lower.. But the design reminds me of something " Klingon"

 

[teratos]

I have a stripped Sun Devil in my safe. The lower is very nice. Just another option.

 

[DarthZed]

I'm not a big fan of seekins... I'm sure that it is a nice lower.. But the design reminds me of something " Klingon"

Thats a good thing. You get the free intimidation factor.

 

[Kilroy]

If you're going to spend extra on a lower, at least get a lower with something special about it, like ambidextrous features.