I'd love to do it. I'm actually thinking of getting one for personal use. However breaking my own stuff isn't high on my list. Someone send me one.If someone wants to run a torture test, give it to someone who is going to really abuse it.
a whopping 8oz differenceA nice inexpensive light lower option at 1LB, 11oz compared to 2lb, 3oz of a similarly equipped forged lower.
The other concern? How much of that weight loss isn't the lower, but the parts in it? If someone is that worried about weight, get rid of some of the bling that they put on the rifle. I'll sacrifice the luxury items that I don't really need before I'll sacrifice a component I consider crucial.Personally I would stick with forged or billet aluminum and to those that obsess about weight ...
a whopping 8oz difference..... do some damned push ups!
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I agree but if only it was that easy. A slung weapon will ware you down no matter how strong you are. I've seen dudes w/ huge shoulders *****ing about how "heavy" their weapon was. 8oz is half a pound. Add a couple of those here and there and see how quickly the firearm looses it's maneuverability.dog2000tj said:Personally I would stick with forged or billet aluminum and to those that obsess about weight ...
a whopping 8oz difference..... do some damned push ups!
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Polymer works in the Glock lower, we're still waiting for that kind of reliability/durability in the AR.I knew Glock was going to get in the AR business sooner or later, they are just under a different name..... Lol