Centurion Arms CM4 Forged Lower Receiver, Stripped
The Centurion Arms CM4 5.56 Forged AR-15 Stripped Lower Receiver is made to strict military standards for proper fit and function with the upper receiver and standard Mil-Spec components. Forged from 7075-T6 aluminum and type III class 2 hardcoat anodized to military standards for a long service life of reliable use. All sharp edges have been de-burred by hand for a smooth premium finish and all dimensions are inspected for accuracy. The Centurion Arms CM4 Stripped AR-15 Lower Receiver is what you need to start your next build. The safety selector pictograph markings are designed for 90° safeties and is compatible with ambidextrous safeties as well as other Mil-Spec and aftermarket components. All components, material, and packaging are made in the United States.
Features
Forged from 7075-T6 aluminum
Class III Type 2 hardcoat anodized black
Full-Auto/M16 fire control pocket
Compatible with Mil-Spec parts
Fully de-burred by hand
Dimensional accuracy inspected
90° safety selector markings
Multi-caliber
Made in the USA
Regulations
This is a regulated item and requires shipment to a Federal Firearms License holder. After you have placed your order, please have your order number and a copy of your preferred store’s FFL emailed to info@rooftopdefense.com to avoid delays. After I have received their FFL, I will ship your order as soon as possible!
Note: These are currently coupon exempt
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Disappointing Quality Control and Manufacturer Support
Bought this lower brand new, and it showed up with a lot of deep marks inside the pocket despite not being advertised or sold as a blem.
I reached out to the manufacturer, and they acknowledged that it was blemished but only offered me $5 back.
I understand the markings probably won’t affect functionality, and they’re not something you’ll see once it’s assembled. That’s not really the point. I paid for a new, non-blemished lower and expected to receive one.
The retailer I purchased it from has been great, so I don’t hold any of this against them. My frustration is entirely with the manufacturer and how they handled the issue.
I’m not expecting perfection, but when a company acknowledges that a product doesn’t meet the quality it was sold as, I’d expect them to stand behind it with something more reasonable than $5.