AR-15 INTEGRATED FOLDING LOWER RECEIVER Reviews & Ratings

Introducing the IFLR-15 (Integrated Folding Lower Receiver).The 17 Design & Manufacturing IFLR AR15 Stripped Lower Receiver is the perfect base for your AR15 build. Machined to mil-spec dimensions, their lowers work with standard AR15 components and ensure the highest quality and parts interchangeability. The IFLR-15 has the folding mechanism machined directly into the lower receiver. All wearable parts are made from S7 tool steel which leads to extreme wear resistance and corrosion resistant coatings ensure your IFLR stays mint for years to come.

Additional features:

Upper tensioning screw- allows user to fine tune the fit of the upper and lower through the use of a nylon tipped tensioning set screw in the grip tang of the receiver.
Flared magwell angle- Wider angles in the magwell allow a more flared feel without increasing the width/footprint of the lower receiver.
Features a threaded bolt catch pin.

Comes with Specialty H1 Buffer, nylon tipped set screw, and assembled IFLR in stripped lower configuration ready for your custom build.

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Reviews Summary

The AR-15 Integrated Folding Lower Receiver offers an appealing design and functionality for those seeking a compact AR build. However, numerous issues related to quality control, customer support, and compatibility have frustrated many users. While some praise its sturdiness and aesthetic, others have encountered defects and challenges in assembly, indicating variance in product quality.

What Reviewers Are Saying

Product Quality

60%

Many reviewers comment on quality control issues concerning the lower receiver, specifically noting defects such as improperly sized buffer retainer holes and mag catch issues. The inconsistency in manufacturing appears to impact user experience significantly, with some receiving faulty products.

Assembly & Compatibility

55%

Users report various challenges in assembling the lower, including size discrepancies with standard parts. Issues with specific components like the buffer tube and magazines have emerged, indicating that compatibility with other parts could pose a problem for some builds.

Customer Service

40%

There are mixed comments regarding customer service, with several users expressing frustration over a lack of support from the manufacturer. Complaints about unresponsive communication when seeking assistance for defects has led to dissatisfaction among buyers.

Design & Features

70%

The folding mechanism's design and functionality are generally praised, with reviewers noting that it allows for a more compact build. Some appreciate the weight saving compared to traditional designs, though opinions vary on the hinge durability over time.

Value for Money

50%

While the price is competitive compared to similar products, some reviewers feel that the necessity for modifications detracts from value. Many believe that potential additional costs for fixing defects should be considered when evaluating the value of this lower receiver.

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Required fitting

Very nice finish. I gave the receiver 3 stars because at more than $300, it required fitting. The hole for the buffer tube detent was too shallow. I had to grind 1/8 off the spring end of the detent to allow it to sit under the tube and .02 of the point so the BCG wouldnt catch. I used an A2 stock and the threads were not long enough on the stock to engage the dent. I had to instal a spacer .27 long before I installed the stock. Theres sharp corners above and below in the trigger area that should be chamfered.

Great concept, small QA/QC issues

I love the concept, and the aesthetics are nice. However, the buffer retainer hole was slightly out of spec and took some work on my end to get it clean enough to accept a retainer.