Ruger AR-15 Stripped Lower Receiver 5.56 NATO Black AR-15 Lower Receiver

A: Ruger KNOWS its a 556/223 lower specs UPC: 736676085064 Description: RUG AR-556 LOWER RECEIVER ONLY Brand: Ruger Model: AR-556 Lower Receiver Type: AR Lower: Receiver Only Caliber: 5.56 NATO|223 Finish: Black Action: Semi-Automatic Receiver: Black Finish, 7075-T6 Aluminum Lower Packaging: Cardboard Box Features: This Is A Lower Receiver Only; Does not Include Any Build Components or Hardware

A: Ruger will know their products Richard. I would call Buds and state exactly what Ruger said and that you purchased based off of Buds description. Since it does not meet your needs, you would like to request a suitable replacement or refund. Phone at (859) 368-0371 (available 9AM to 9PM EST Monday through Friday).

A: Hi Richard, Ruger will know their products. I would call Buds and state exactly what Ruger said and that you purchased based off of Buds description. Since it does not meet your needs, you would like to request a suitable replacement or refund. Phone at (859) 368-0371 (available 9AM to 9PM EST Monday through Friday).

A: Ruger KNOWS its a 556/223 lower specs UPC: 736676085064 Description: RUG AR-556 LOWER RECEIVER ONLY Brand: Ruger Model: AR-556 Lower Receiver Type: AR Lower: Receiver Only Caliber: 5.56 NATO|223 Finish: Black Action: Semi-Automatic Receiver: Black Finish, 7075-T6 Aluminum Lower Packaging: Cardboard Box Features: This Is A Lower Receiver Only; Does not Include Any Build Components or Hardware

A: Not legally with this lower. To build a AR-15 pistol the lower must be registered as a pistol these lowers are sold as Rifles

A: Yes you can Duane. A factory fresh AR lower receiver that has never been part of a firearm can be used to build a pistol, carbine or rifle. ... It's not necessary to use a lower receiver stamped "Pistol" or one that is marked with the specific caliber of ammunition you plan to use when building an AR pistol. ****Note**** Just do not attach a shoulder stock unless you plan to register as an NFA/SBR.

A: From what I understand the 4473 must say pistol on it when you buy a serialized receiver

A: Yes you can Duane. A factory fresh AR lower receiver that has never been part of a firearm can be used to build a pistol, carbine or rifle. ... It's not necessary to use a lower receiver stamped "Pistol" or one that is marked with the specific caliber of ammunition you plan to use when building an AR pistol. ****Note**** Just do not attach a shoulder stock unless you plan to register as an NFA/SBR.

A: This is an "Ambidextrous" Multi-caliber Lower Tony. Since some vendor descriptions are sometimes off, I would confirm before purchase with Ruger at Telephone: 336-949-5200 - (Monday through Friday 8:00am - 5:00pm ET)

A: Hi Tony, This is Ambidextrous. Here's something you won't see every day! This stripped lower receiver for the AR-15 has been produced by Ruger. Precision CNC machined from 7075-T6 aluminum, and hard coat type III anodized, this is a quality lower that will make a great foundation for any modern sporting rifle build. It has FIRE/SAFE selector markings, and a prominent Ruger logo. Grab one while you can, we may not see these again. ------ Specifications and Features Ruger 8506-- Ambidextrous-- CNC machined 7075-T6-- Hard coat type III anodized-- FIRE/SAFE markings-- Ruger logo-- Black

A: Paul, yes Sir. This is a "Mil-Spec" CNC machined 7075-T6 Aluminum Lower. https://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2016/12/01/ruger-ar-lower-receiver/

A: Gabriel, yes and will need to ship to an FFL Dealer for transfer. Cheers and stay safe!

A: No this is just a lower reciever, if you obtain an FFL you could build this into a full auto, you'd assemble it just like a semi auto AR but you'd install and auto sear, but it gets alot more expensive and complicated for a private citizen who doesn't possess a class 3 FFL, and SOT. More info here https://rocketffl.com/who-can-own-a-full-auto-machine-gun/

A: no it is just a lower receiver until someone builds it it is not a semi auto or a full auto weapon with out a lot of paperwork it can legally one be built as a semi Auto

A: Damien, this lower can be built into a Full Auto option with the right parts. It is an $ endeavor and you would need to look at option (2) here : https://yestactical.com/how-to-make-an-ar-15-fully-automatic

A: I'd buy a forced reset trigger called a rare breeds trigger. It's not full auto but about as close as you can get without a huge huge Hassel. Hope this helps.