Sionics Weapon Systems AR-15 Enhanced Lower Parts Kit

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Sionics Weapon Systems AR-15 Enhanced Lower Parts Kit:

Sionics Weapon Systems AR-15 Enhanced Lower Parts Kit - Ambi Safety - No Grip

DetailsBuild out your new lower with the Sionics Weapon Systems Enhanced AR-15 Lower Parts Kit. This AR-15 LPK comes with everything you need except a pistol grip giving you the freedom to choose what you want depending on your preference. The Enhanced Mil-Spec trigger is PTFE coated for a...

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Is the Sionics worth the extra money compared to an Anderson Lower Parts Kit?

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[kev74]

If you're going to replace the trigger any way, then no, not worth it.

If you'll keep the trigger, then maybe.

 

[Edwardteach72]

One sec buddy of mine just got his sioncis.

 

[Edwardteach72]

100% worth spending the money over Anderson lpk

 

[PutnamCharlie]

Ambi safety is worth 30 bucks alone and you will probably want a different grip than the Anderson so it's worth it.

 

[Edwardteach72]

A2 grips are literal dog shit

But they are milspec so your gun won't have any issues

 

[Will556]

I would definitely choose Sionics over Anderson every and any day of the week regardless. It’s a bonus that you’re getting a better trigger that is coated in a corrosion resistant nickel PTFE to reduce friction and maintain lubricity. Also with Sionics you have the ease of mind knowing you’re getting quality components. You’re also getting an ambi safety, all of those things are absolutely worth the additional cost.

 

[FRB]

Thanks, grabbed the Sinoics while the getting is got!

 

[Will556]

Thanks, grabbed the Sinoics while the getting is got!

If you ever plan on upgrading the trigger you could sell the enhanced Sionics trigger by itself for more than the cost difference between the Sionics LPK and the Anderson LPK and you still have an ambi safety leftover. That trigger sells for about $55. You could probably sell it used for like $40 and you’d practically be getting the LPK for 50% off.

 

[meketrefe]

No worth spending money vs. a trigger group that is up to mil-spec (or better) standards for the typical cost of those parts.
If you want a 2 stage the RRA is a great budget trigger very popular in national match.
Spending more is wasting dollars and no real warantee it is better even when advertised as better parts.
want to spend a bit more? get a geiselle 2 stage that is a classic in terms of quality for the money.
There are so many brands but not real guarantee of what it is going to work well or not (hit and miss)
Many times things work as advertised but sometimes we heard from people "experimenting" with brands
(and most brands are OEMs and not actual mills) and then we learn about the problems.
Same issue with scopes, rings, stocks, bolts and all the other OEM stuff out there.