Sharps Bros Hellbreaker AR15 Lower with a WWII Fighter Plane Design

By John Crump

U.S.A. –-(Ammoland.com)-My favorite fighter plane of all time is the Curtiss venerable P-40 Warhawk. It was the plane that the US Army Air Corp introduced in 1938. It wasn’t the most powerful or fastest aircraft in the American fleet, but in my opinion, it was the best-looking plane ever to serve in the US Military.

With a shark mouth painted on the nose of the fighter, it struck fear into the enemy during World War II. There was no mistaking the prop-driven plane as it attacked enemies on the ground in North Africa. I am not the only one that has an affinity for the plane’s distinctive looks.

John Sharps also noticed the distinctive shark mouth on the iconic nose of the World War II fighter when he was looking for a design for his new AR-15 lower receiver. Sharps didn’t want to design just another AR-15 lower receiver. He wanted something unique that was never seen before.

Not much has changed with AR-15 lower receivers since their inception back in the 1950s, but John Sharps and his new company, Sharps Bros was about to change the status quo on the gun world …Read the Rest

Source:: AmmoLand