Sons of Liberty Gun Works Rebellious Stripes Complete AR-15 Lower Receiver

In 1767 the Sons of Liberty flew a flag called the Rebellious Stripes, nine uneven vertical bars in red and white, one for each colony expected at the Stamp Act Congress. That flag is the artwork on this lower, and it is the reason the receiver exists. Underneath it sits a forged aluminum lower machined to mil spec dimensions, hard coat anodized in black with a bright dip highlight that makes the roll mark read clearly, and cut with a low shelf for builders who care about that detail.

It arrives assembled and ready to mate to an upper. The build includes an SOLGW LFT trigger, an ambidextrous mil spec safety selector, a B5 grip and an intermediate length buffer system already fitted in the extension tube. No stock is included, so the buttstock or brace is your call and the receiver arrives without one to remove. Because it takes any standard AR-15 upper, this is a clean way to start a build without assembling a lower parts kit on a bench, and the ambi safety alone saves the fiddly job most people put off. The roll mark is the reason a lot of these get bought, but the parts list is the reason they get built on.