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AR-15 Pre-ban upper on a Post-Ban Lower receiver

akman434
I was looking at building an AR-15 for myself, and I noticed you could buy a Pre-Ban upper and a Post-Ban lower receiver. ( YES I KNOW THAT IT IS ILLEGAL). This aroused a question in me: Would a Pre-Ban upper fit on a Post-Ban lower reciever. (AGAIN, YES I KNOW THAT IT IS ILLEGAL, AND I HAVE NO INTENTIONS OF DOING THIS, I AM JUST CURIOUS).

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  • gap1916
    yes is the simple answer. If they are both mil spec then there is no fit issue. My 2 cents [8D]

    Greg
    Former Marine
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  • nmyers
    There is nothing in the AR design that would prevent any combination of upper & lower; however, there are differences in the hole size at the front of certain brands that may require an inexpensive adaptor.

    I discourage those new to AR's from building their own. You don't save a lot of money, you don't have a warranty, & you will always have to make excuses for your Mixed Part Mongrel. Yes, there are some guys on this forum with the skill to convert an old toaster to an AR upper that will shoot sub-MOA, but most of us would be better off buying a complete rifle new in the box.

    Neal
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  • Red223
    Do not assemble until after the ban expires, don't get caught with an evil bayonet lug on a postban weapon.


    There are some that manufacture their AR parts out of mil spec to fit only their own lowers....Is Bushmaster one of them? I seem to recall that....go here and ask-look for your AR questions...www.ar15.com

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  • wapo3030
    "Yes, there are some guys on this forum with the skill to convert an old toaster to an AR upper that will shoot sub-MOA, but most of us would be better off buying a complete rifle new in the box."




    TOO FUNNY.....TOO TOO FUNNY.....

    YER KILLIN ME.......STOP.
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