Alright guys, get up with 32 here, check it out. So we're moving on forward with the everyday Joe build. I think we finished up with part three in them. Let's think into that was going to be it. And then we were going to put the thing together and just go over the whole rifle as a whole just so I could show it off to you guys. As far as I know, YouTube doesn't mind if you show off your firearms. It's show how awesome they are at the range. But what they don't want you to do is show how to assemble a firearm. So we're not going to do that in this video series. But down the road, I'm going to try to figure out how we can do that on our website, kb32tech.com. So anyway, originally I was not going to do a video review on this from here, but one of the viewers, I made a mistake of saying that these hammer and the trigger were made in nickel boron. Well shoot man, look at it. They sure as heck looked like that to me, but he made, he corrected me saying that this was stainless steel. So I thought it would be helpful. I wanted to show what this lower parts kit was made of. Now, I use the lower parts kits from all over the place. A lot of the ones I like to strike industry, the lower parts kits for those things are awesome for the money. I think this guy right here, I picked up for like $36, $37 something like that. Again, I buy all my individual parts from big, getting limited. One of the things I always do though, if I'm going to build an upper receiver system, I will typically buy that from PSA because they pretty much have the best deals out there, especially if you're talking about the FN barrel ones or with the guys and stuff, which would, you know what, I might have one of those coming up here in the future. But in any case, let's get on with this thing. Let's talk about this. Anderson manufacturing. What did they call it? The poverty pony. That's too funny. Right there in Kentucky, with over 50 years of machining experience, Anderson machining, manufacturing provides quality American made parts. Independent price, our manufacturing facility located in Hibbron, Kentucky, USA, Anderson manufacturing also provides the world's only no-loop rifles or F85. Okay, I don't know if I'd be dead or not. So let's take a look at this thing. The purpose of the everyday Joe rifles, the build something that one was a performer, reliable and look good. Ergonomics are big. I mean, slimline handguard. You're going to see an upcoming video here in their future. We're going to go with the go quad rail on one of these things. But in any case, reliable, easy to put together. That kind of thing. So what does this guy come with? We've got an A2 grip. Typically, well, actually on this particular build, I have a MagPo grip from a previous build. So we're going to use that one. A2 grips, a loam. I keep them around for even more economical builds. Let's see, we're going to use that one. What else do we have? We have the hammer, hammer spring, trigger spring. All the cool stuff put together to disconnect. We've got a bolt release or bolt catch. Now I'll tell you what, man. One of the things, look at that. That's impressive, guys. It really is. Now I want to do something real quick. I want to go back and look at the specifications on this because I'm not sure. But I will tell you this. If you look at the finish of that trigger system, one of the first things I do is I check to see what that area right there is like. Same thing on this area right here because that's where the trigger, actually, those two points are what creates that catch. And if you've got a trigger system that can bring that release and it gets a smooth trigger system, I don't care if it's five pounds, but what I do care about is if it is smooth. Now we'll tell you this. You can say that looks like the MIM motor, the ejected motor. I don't know if those are stainless steel or not. Let me go back and take a look real quickly at the specs on this thing before I speak out of turn. Got here also, let's see, take down pans. We've got our safety selector switch. One of the cool things I do like is the fact that they use the brass detent pans right here. Let's see what else. That's it. Is this going to be? Yes, an Allen wrench set on the grip screw. That's important to me. Very cool. You can tell these are MIM parts. Let me run back and look at my specs because I'm going to tell you something. If that's stainless steel, it looks good. Very nice and done, but I do like the fact that this is nice and it is smooth. I've had these come out before. They are just nasty. Let me get back to you in a second. Here we go. All right, so what I did was I went back and looked at the order and yes indeed this is supposed to be stainless steel. So what I found out and looking at it, I don't know why I didn't pick this up originally, but what I saw was this is the Anderson hammer. This is the more of a traditional, well, mill spec style hammer except this is nickel boron coated. But if you could take a look at that. One of the things that I did notice is there is a huge weight differential between the two. I wanted to point that out because hey man, that actually does make this video worthwhile. So let's do this. This is a traditional hammer and it weighs 1.1 ounce and then this guy is 0.8 ounces. So this is like a lightweight hammer also. Look on the back of this. Now I've actually looked it up. They're out of stock and they're out of stock everywhere. I don't know if this is something that Anderson was trying to put out for a short period of time, but you can also see it's somewhat cut out. You've got these cuts in it. Let's take a look also in comparison with a regular hammer and then the Anderson hammer. Now I did weigh the E.V. and they're exactly the same weight, but you can see the lightning cuts here. There's a cut in the hammer. I mean, the trigger back there. Same thing here. I will tell you this. That's a pretty clean trigger and a pretty clean hammer as far as I'm concerned. I know I paid less than $50 for this lower parts kit. I actually bought this stuff. I would say three months ago, maybe four months ago, just haven't had a time to put this thing together, but I'm really looking forward to it over the next couple of weeks getting this thing going. Hopefully get it out to the range here very soon with what's going on lately. It's kind of crazy. But in any case, I thought it would be interesting to show you what the Anderson lower parts kit looks like in that box because that was a different package than I've ever seen before. Most of the time you get the stuff, it's in bags, but this is pretty cool. I don't know who has these in stock right now. I know the big daddy unlimited does not optics plan it. You gotta look at that and see, check availability. When that's the case, it's usually not. There was a new egg, I believe, had them for about $56. Well, anyway, I can't wait to see what this thing's like. And probably go ahead and put that rifle together tonight. And we'll do an overall video on the rifle. And then we'll take it out to the range. And we'll do some reliability testing and checks in accuracy on it. That's it. Guys, I hope you're enjoying this series. I'm looking forward to doing a couple more like this here in the near future. Hopefully, then get me in trouble with the YouTube police, which seems to be occasionally, but you know what, I don't care. But also, we're going to add this little mag pull trigger guard because it kind of dig those. They're really easy to install. Scootleboy32. If you like this video, if you like things like this, leave me in the comment section down below. I'm going to be doing this with this guy right here. Let me know. And that'll be helpful to the other viewers on the same. Well, I always end up like this. God bless America. God bless his men, women, and uniform 24, 7, 4, freedom. Freedom is not free. I'm talking about those guys that enforce our constitution as it was written by our founding fathers. Isn't that right, free to make? It's good to work 32. I am out. Y'all be good. Think of it.