What is your definition of complete pistol slide or AR upper?

[Glockspeed31]

What is your definition of a "complete slide" or "complete AR upper"? It drives me up the wall when I see an ad for a Glock or Sig "complete" slide and find out it doesn't have a barrel & recoil spring with it or a "complete AR upper" minus the BCG. This is not complete in my mind. I want to buy something and it be ready to drop onto my complete frame or complete AR lower and be ready to shoot.
What say the group?
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[Deleted member 79987]

Agree. If you can't use it right away on your frame because it's missing something, then it's not complete.

 

[Gimmebackmybullets]

Needs to have Colt markings on it as well

 

[roydamnmercer]

Apparently most the “complete AR upper” sellers haven’t voted yet because it’s 100% WITH BCG.

 

[greg vess]

Agree. If you can't use it right away on your frame because it's missing something, then it's not complete.

I second this motion. Here Here!

 

[Sharpsburg]

Complete is complete. All ya should need is a complete lower and the gun will function.

 

[fattboyzz]

Complete is complete. All ya should need is a complete lower and the gun will function.

This ^^^^^^

 

[lilred06]

I’d say the definition of complete would be…complete. If it’s not ready to mount and use, it ain’t complete. So yes, no sights on an AR upper means it’s not complete. You’ll never change my mind

 

[atljetmech]

But its complete minus the actual parts that makes it go bang!

 

[Fatal_Bert]

Complete upper = barreled receiver, rail or handguard, gas block gas tube, forward assist, dust cover.

Complete upper assembly= all of the above plus BCG charging handle.