Olive has the first complete KE Arms KP-15 lower I've had.
KE Arms springs are black.
Their buffer is black.
They like black, apparently.
I've read about their 45 degree ambidextrous safety not working with some triggers.
Triggers that work fine with bog standard safeties.
Their buffer spring doesn't like seating all the way home on the buffer.
Not sure it makes any difference, but they seem to have a problem with adhering to the established standards.
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"KE Arms springs are black. Their buffer is black. They like black, apparently."
ReplyDeleteIt's probably the finishing processes that they have available and is the best cost vs protection.
I really like the KP-15 lowers, but avoid anything else from KE Arms. I bought one of their "GI Complete" LPKs a few years back and it was trash. Several parts were out of spec and one part was missing. I'd pick up an Anderson LPK before getting another from KE Arms.
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