AR Fifteen AR-15 Gen2 Stripped Lower Receiver .223 Remington Black AR-15 Lower Receiver

A: This is just a lower, it would fit an M&P upper, or other upper. It is not a bump stock, but you could add one to it

A: I'm not sure about why you're asking about the first part but the later answer is, No, this is a lower receiver. The bump stock is the stock that attaches to the back of this.

A: John, This is the lower receiver of the rifle. Bump stock is an after market part that goes on the buffer tube. Bump stocks are probably not the best investment these days.

A: No this is not a bump stock this is a lower receiver the bump stock is a sliding stock where recoil causes your finger to activate the trigger (ie you push forward on rifle recoil moved gun back resetting trigger your foward pushing cause finger to pull trigger)

A: No, this is an AR-15 lower. This is a "Bump Stock" attached to an AR - IIt is the Pistol Grip and Butt Stock assembly : http://cdn0.thetruthaboutguns.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/P1370303-900x601.jpg

A: Hi John, No this is a lower receiver for a AR. If you're looking for a bump stock here is the link but they're sold out. https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/411554400/Fostech+Bumpski+AK-47+Bump+Fire+Stock+Right+Hand

A: I've fired a bump stock and my opinion is that you can't hit a barn with it, you gotta let it bounce as you shoot it with a loose grip. Not only do they offer zero accuracy, its a tremendous waste of ammo. If you want to fire one and not waste the $$, go rent a full auto at your local range. These things were good for fish in a barrel, and if that's your target, you are a madman who doesn't need it. This is just my opinion. But when the NRA agrees with it, its gotta carry some weight, right...

A: Terrence, looking at the average of the reviews, it looks like a good basic lower. Not the best and not the worst but average. Cheers and stay safe!