The Ghost Gun is back for a limited time!
This is a Ghost Gun lower receiver by Aero Precision. (Photo: Aero)
For use with .30-caliber clips. (Photo: Aero)
Up to 30 magazine clip in half a second. (Photo: Aero)
Aero Precision has just announced a second run of the limited-edition Ghost Gun AR-15 lower receivers. These tongue-in-cheek lowers moved fast last time so if youâre at all interested youâd better hurry.
These lowers proudly mock anti-gun California-state Sen. Kevin de Leon who coined the original term âGhost Gun.â
The lowerâs selector reads [D], .30 Caliber Clip and /Half Sec and is marked on both sides for use with ambidextrous selectors.
They are in most respects standard semi-automatic AR-15 lowers, machined from forged 7075-T6 alloy aluminum, with a matte black hard anodized standard 8625 Type III Class 2 finish and use a set screw to hold the rear takedown detent pin in place.
Theyâre available directly from Aero Precision for the one-time price of $105. Like all AR lowers theyâre legally firearms and must be shipped to your local FFL.
âOur stripped lower receiver allows you to build a custom AR15 from the ground up. MIL-SPEC dimensions and coating ensure the highest quality and correct component interface,â the company said.
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