Armadwight-15 Stripped Lower Receiver

Question. What kind of lower is best?

“Ridiculous question”, one might think.

False. ArmaDwight-15.

Fact: lowers are beets. (Just kidding, but beets do have traces of aluminum)

M16 cut. 7075-T6. Battle ready lower.

Identity theft is the joke here. Millions of people buy bland lowers every year.

What makes our lowers special? Not much, really. We run them in relatively small batches, gauge them, and wanted to have fun with the roll mark. Not trying to reinvent the wheel. Just never understood why quality has to be overpriced and boring, and why other “meme” lowers are cheap crap that’s rarely in spec.

With the clearance of the M16 pocket cut, the end user can drop in many items that can allow your semi-automatic trigger group to reset at speeds faster than a black pepper snake. But, slower than a panther. Faster than a mongoose, though. Or, about the same speed as a mongoose.

Made from high quality USA made forgings. The ArmaDwight is Type III(MIL-A-8625) hard coat anodized, and weighs 8oz. Slightly heavier than your average beet. Also, threaded for an upper receiver tensioning screw, if you’re into that sort of thing.