MG-G4 AR-15 Stripped - 3 Pack $99.00

[Zastava]

https://www.centerfiresystems.com/s-26-receivers.aspx#Pg0|

 

[Zastava]

Centerfire says they have a warranty through manufacturer. Fyi

 

[Plinker66]

A new low?

 

[Allsmiles]

I've got one of these receivers and they are light. No issues with parts in them and they include longer trigger pins.

 

[Necrosis]

These have been $35 at Classic for a while...for a $5 savings I'll stick with the tried and true Anderson aluminum lower. I'm not a fan of proprietary parts. How much of a weight savings? The GWACS lower saves 1lb over an aluminum lower with an A2 stock if you are looking for a lightweight fixed stock lower.

https://www.classicfirearms.com/mag-tactical-systems-stripped-ar15-lower-receiver

 

[Necrosis]

"Gen4 model is designed with a reinforced front trigger axle pin placement point to eliminate any fracturing during torque, when the receiver is in the break-down position." This tells me that for at least 3 generations now they have been having durability uses...no thanks.

 

[freedom]

Junk

 

[boxer90]

Buy now and in three years sail them on here for $200 a pop.

You guys know what a popular "Magnesium Alloy" is? Zamak. You know, what they use to mold Jimenez/Hi-Point/Heritage revolvers/entry level Henry's/etc. I'm betting that this is what these lowers are made from, but it sounds better to market them as Magnesium than Zamak since everyone associates Zamak with throwaway pistols.

 

[jcountry]

I wouldn't fool with it for a standard AR.

An AR lower was designed for a specific kind of aluminum, and this ain't it. Magnesium is more brittle.

Probably would be Ok for a 22 build, though.