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07-08-2008, 09:11 PM
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POF lowers?
Whats everyones opinion/experience on POF lowers? What is the difference bt the Gen I, II, III 415/416 lowers? Are they good, bad, or ok?
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07-08-2008, 09:29 PM
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Expensive too. But if you got the money to blow, why not? I have a Gen II. I didn't see a need for the ambi bolt release, being a southpaw and all I just tap it with my trigger finger. The fit is excellent. Gen I is similar to your standard mil-spec; it's just machined from billet aluminum. Gen II is like the Gen I but with a built in trigger guard. Gen III is the Gen II with an ambi. bolt release.
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