New Frontier Armory has released the “Justice For Peanut” limited edition G-4 lower receiver.

New Frontier Armory states “Show your support with the Justice for Peanut limited edition lower receiver, crafted on a New Frontier Armory G-4 lower. This precision-machined lower features custom Justice for Peanut and Don’t Tread on Me engraving for a meaningful and unique touch. Compatible with Mil-Spec AR-15 components, it promises reliable function and easy customization. This collector’s piece merges purpose and performance.”

KEY DETAILS:

  • Machined from 7075-T6 aircraft grade billet aluminum
  • Matte black hard-coat anodized per Mil 8625 Type 3 Class 2 or RAW (media-blast) finish ready for Cerekote, Duracoat, and other custom finishes
  • Precision broached magazine well with beveled feed lips
  • Machined to be compatible with 45 and 60 degree short throw fire control selectors such as the BAD_ASS ST 45 Lever
  • Machined to be compatible with most ambi bolt releases
  • Caliber marking of “Multi” so it can be used with many different caliber uppers
  • Compatible with all standard AR-15 components and magazines and most aftermarket parts
  • Take down pin spring and detent hole is threaded for a 6-32 set screw for easy capturing (hardware included)
  • Upper tension screw behind grip screw (threaded hole with hardware included) to adjust any “slop” out of vertical fit between upper and lower
  • Contoured trigger finger rests on each side of the magwell
  • Compatible with Norgon and other aftermarket ambidextrous mag releases
  • Threaded bolt catch pin (Threaded hole and hardware)
  • Integrated large opening “winter” trigger guard
  • Manufactured to MILSPEC on state of the art CNC equipment for consistent quality parts and exacting tolerances
  • Save money by building your own AR-15 rifle from the ground up exactly the way you want it configured

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