If I was trying to keep my lower under $200, I would rather buy an $50-$60 Anderson stripped lower and spend more on the LPK. (Better trigger) If you spend $150 on a stripped lower, it doesn't leave much for a lpk. The stripped lower is all about looks, the difference in lpk is about feel of the trigger and function.
If you haven't purchased one yet, really easy. If you buy a stripped lower, you can order any lpk. If you bought a full lower, it is pretty easy to knock out the pins and swap the lpk. The better trigger parts will be what you are after.
Like playing with Leggos sir. Its all pretty easy with help from youtube. I think I built my FIRST lower in about 30 minutes while watching how to videos on youtube
I'm kinda in the same boat as you on all this. First AR, didn't want an off the shelf I was gonna end up throwing a bunch of money at to make it the way I want but also don't want to spend a ton on the trigger until I get a feel for things. Most of the LPK is roll pins and springs (doubt there is much difference in any of the kits when a roll pin is concerned) can change the trigger out to something higher end down the road.
Swapping out the LPK is pretty easy. Just a couple of pins to move and you can change the trigger, hammer and sear.
Yea I first thout it through then said BUY THE BEST OF EVERYTHING then I thouht. "I don't need a $500 lpk" I know lpks arent that much but you smell what I'm stepping in.
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