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Posted: 12/11/2014 11:10:27 AM EDT
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As far as I can tell, the only left hand piston option is Stag Arms.
Is there any good way to get the older Adams Arms strike block and build a lefty Adams Arms upper? I am trying to stay as light as possible, and the Stag setup looks heavy. Thanks! |
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As a left handed guy I use right handed rifles albeit with all ambi parts. Check out the m6 IC. Works perfectly for me. I do exactly this, and the LWRC m6 IC is a great fit for me. I've never even caught a piece of brass to the face. I would say the ONLY draw back is shooting suppressed as your face is right at the ejection port |
I am a lefty also, so I built myself a LH SBR suppressor host. used a STAG upper and BCG with the AA kit. I have about 8k (most suppressed) without any issues other than an older gas key breaking; AA replaced the key and said they changed the metal, on around 4k after the replacement without issues.
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With a shell deflector there's really no need for a lefty upper with a piston gun. The piston cured my major issue which was oil spatter from a DI gun on my shooting glasses as I went grease and never went back. The standard parts are a lot easier to find and replace if necessary as well.
I tell you though look at ambi lowers. Rainier has their set on sale and I can guess with their name it's nice, but I built on the SanTan and it would take something serious to beat it. Ambi safety, ambi bolt release, ambi mag release and looks good to boot. I may never buy a standard lower again, unless someone figures out how to modify a standard forged lower with similar parts (and no Norgon or BAD bandaids compare to an ambi-engineered piece). |
| both the above posters are correct. you can build out a stag with one of our kits, but you should also not have any issues with one of our right handed uppers. i shoot left handed, and with a shell deflector it is never an issue, even when using a suppressor. throw on some ambi controls and good to go. |
| I remember my first ambi lower was an SR15 lower. After that I said I'm never going back. In my own opinion LWRC makes the best ambi lower on the market. It is even better when you pair it up with a battle arms safety selector. Drop a GA trigger in and you're rocking. |
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