Battle Arms Development’s Enhanced Complete Lower Parts Kit now shipping
The Enhanced Complete LPK is chock-full of accessories to complete AR-15 builds. (Photo: Battle Arms Development)
Battle Arms Development announced via social media that its Enhanced Complete Lower Parts Kit is now available and currently shipping to consumers.
The Enhanced Complete LPK is packed full of features that users generally have to piece out on their own. Included in the package is a hammer spring and pins, trigger components, AR15 cast enhanced bolt catch, safety selector, magazine release, mag catch, adjustable tactical grip, pivot and takedown pins and AR15 buffer retainer detent and retainer spring, among other assorted goodies.
A standard mag catch versus the BAD Enhanced Mag Catch, which comes with the LPK. (Photo: Battle Arms Development)
The kit, all together, is a budget friendly alternative to high priced accessories that doesn’t sacrifice the quality of AR builds according to Battle Arms Development. Available in the gun industry’s preferred color of black, the parts look to upgrade most AR-15 platforms without completely breaking the bank in the process.
Battle Arms Development says the LPK is available while supplies last with a price tag of $135.
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