Description

Spike’s Tactical Honey Badger AR15 Stripped Lower Receiver 

Factory NEW Spike’s Tactical Honey Badger AR15 Stripped Lower Receiver. Spike’s Tactical is known for making high quality AR15’s and parts. If you are starting hunting shops near me a new project, or just stacking lowers in your safe, Spike’s is the way to go.

Features:

• Bullet Pictogram Selector Markings (Don’t Give A Shit)
• Honey Badger Logo
• 7075 T6 Forged Receiver
• MIL-A-8625F Type III Class 2 Hard Coat Anodized Finish
• Low Shelf, RDIAS Compatible
• Multi Caliber

Lower receivers count towards free shipping! All orders of lowers, mags, or accessories over $100.00 ship free. 

Spike’s Tactical Honey Badger AR15 Stripped Lower Receiver 

MFR#: STLS020

UPC: 855319005068

 

FREE SHIPPING on all orders $90.00 or over! *excluding long guns & oversized handguns

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Guide to Safety:

 

One of your most critical responsibilities is to keep your weapon securely put away. It’s a profession that requires your whole attention. Always store your firearm and ammo in separate, secure locations where children and other uninvited visitors cannot access them.

 

When not in use, keep your pistol online firearms dealers secured and unloaded. Always keep your weapon secured and out of the hands of intruders. This is for your own and other people’s protection. Keep your gun secured, unloaded, and out of reach at all times. For additional information on how to maintain a warehouse safe, see the “Safe Storage and Transportation” section below.

 

Handling a Gun and Trigger Safely:

 

Never assume that a gun is unloaded.

 

No one should ever raise a gun at another person.

 

Before pulling the trigger, be sure your finger is totally straight and not on the trigger.

 

Load the rifle only when you’re ready to fire.

 

Before loading and firing, make sure the barrel is clean of anything.

 

If the gun does not fire when you pull the trigger, keep it in the firing position for a few seconds before gently emptying it while directing the muzzle away from yourself.