I've been thinking some sanitized lowers might be handy to have around. I suppose its either the 80% route, or buy some ARs in anonymous private sales at gun shows, swap their lowers out for my existing ones, and sell them again.
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And with the glock 80%handgun frames, you could be completely anonymous ....
And with the glock 80%handgun frames, you could be completely anonymous ....
Too much money for me but a local bought the $1500 CNC but hasn't received it yet.
Supposedly they're working on software for AR10 and 1911. With Glock and maybe others to follow, it prolly is only a jig/fixture, software and maybe cutter away from completing all of them.
Supposedly they're working on software for AR10 and 1911. With Glock and maybe others to follow, it prolly is only a jig/fixture, software and maybe cutter away from completing all of them.
1. They're not illegal to sell though many wouldn't want to buy one and it's possible (maybe probably) a FFL holder wouldn't want to process one.
2. There are aluminum 80% lowers and composite ones. The composite ones come with a jig you use only once and require a drill, a vise, a drill press vise and a drill press to complete. The aluminum ones are also completed with a jig that is reusable for multiple lowers. One type can be completed with a vise, a drill and a router though a drill press with a drill press vise makes it a little easier.
If you're going to the trouble, the aluminum ones are better but the cost is run up by the jig. You won't save money over a 100% lower but you'll have bragging rights.
2. There are aluminum 80% lowers and composite ones. The composite ones come with a jig you use only once and require a drill, a vise, a drill press vise and a drill press to complete. The aluminum ones are also completed with a jig that is reusable for multiple lowers. One type can be completed with a vise, a drill and a router though a drill press with a drill press vise makes it a little easier.
If you're going to the trouble, the aluminum ones are better but the cost is run up by the jig. You won't save money over a 100% lower but you'll have bragging rights.
Does anyone have the jig to build the Anderson lower?
We could go in together and split the cost of the jig.
It would be another step beyond building from parts.
We could go in together and split the cost of the jig.
It would be another step beyond building from parts.
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