Anderson Manufacturing AR-15 Closed Stripped Black Lower Rifle Receiver

This is the Honda Civic of AR receivers. You can spend more for fancier upgrades, but for a basic or first time build the Anderson is going to work well and get the job done.

This was a great deal! Quality seems really high, haven’t finished the build yet but great looking lower for the price. FCG and LPK fit in very nicely.

Excellent price for an AR build. Purchased 2, 1 to be a .350 Legend hunting rifle, the other to become an AR 180 pistol. Best part is that you can purchase parts as you need them.

Can’t beat the price on this! Quality, light, and went together perfectly with the rest of my build!

these lowers are are a good buy. fit and finish are good all mil spec. parts fit correctly.being a closed triggergaurd design I feel makes this assembly stronger.i highly recommend these for a general purpose build

Love this lower! Flawless no issues. All specs were great would recommend for anyone doing there first build.

Great piece of aluminum for the price! Had no issues installing all the parts and marrying it to an upper. I haven’t fired it yet, but I can’t see any reason it wouldn’t work. It’s not as smooth and well-finished as, say, an Aero Precision lower, but for what it costs, it’s a great deal.

Seems like a decent product still haven’t got to Build anything yet Going to do it piece by piece overtime

I bought two of these on sale. I used lower kits from Palmetto State Armory on both and they went together both easily, and perfectly. One is mated to an A2 (solid) stock, and a Bushmaster 450 upper I want to use to hunt feral pigs. The other has a Magpul adjustable stock, and is mated to a Stoner .556 upper for general plinking. I haven't fired either one yet so can't comment on that.... The basic fit and finish of both lowers was (is) flawless. I'll buy more when the need arises.

It is everything I thought it would be. A quality product that I am completely satisfied with. I will probably buy more in the future.

I bought this along with a Ruger. I ordered both, seeing which would actually come in first. Turned out they both did, so I just picked up both. I used the Ruger in my first build, so I haven't put this one to use yet, but it seems every bit as solid.

No frills, standard lower. Fit and finish is what i expected. Will use them again....if they ever come back in stock.

If your not too worried about having the biggest name brand or craziest billet lower on the market and you just want to build a reliable rifle this is your lower. I have lowers from The Who’s who of the AR world and this one works just like the rest of them(whitin Mil-Spec guidelines). Great product.

A finely crafted lower receiver! Very comparable to other much more expensive CNC machined billet lowers I’ve owned. I’m very happy with this purchase.

Does the job. American made and has not failed me yet. This is my 3rd lower and it won't be my last.

Don't know why people rag on these lowered. It's worst than others in its class going for $100-$200.

60$ who can complain i know when they first came out everyone complained about a few issues which is expected with something new now they push out a quality product and seems like their the only ones who can keep with the demand

You can't beat the price and they work great. Installed the LPK with no problem in each of them and finished the builds with a SIG 516 and an Adams Arms upper and both attached with no issues. Took them to the range and sighted them and now ready to go! Only problem is finding someone with them in stock.

Good, old poverty ponies. Pure mil-spec - nothing wrong with that. They work just fine. I've probably built 5 or 6, and they are always in spec.

Very well made. No problems fitting my upper onto it. I bought the closed receiver because that's one less part to buy.