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[ARCHIVED THREAD] - 80% A1 lower (Page 1 of 5)
Posted: 10/6/2011 2:59:53 PM EDT
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If some one would offer a 80% lower machined to a1 specs ?
I just finished my xm177 build about a month ago and was thinking that i could make some more lowers if some one would want one, i reprofiled my lower in my cnc mill and did my own engraveing. this is just a poll i just want to see if thier is a intrest. |
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Just thinking out loud here-
If Braceman were to buy the 80% lowers from Tactical Machining (or elsewhere) and then do his thing to them for resale... Could this in any way be construed as exceeding the 80%? Maybe 82%? Thereby buying himself a can of worms? How does it change if I buy said 80% and send to him? Maybe I am just overthinking this and should just say–––– YES X3 Also, where in Michigan? |
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Just thinking out loud here- If Braceman were to buy the 80% lowers from Tactical Machining (or elsewhere) and then do his thing to them for resale... Could this in any way be construed as exceeding the 80%? Maybe 82%? Thereby buying himself a can of worms? How does it change if I buy said 80% and send to him? Maybe I am just overthinking this and should just say–––– YES X3 Also, where in Michigan? as long as he doesn't do anything further to finish the fire control area he's good |
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I am interested
ETA: I am curious how consistent are the forgings from run to run. Is there a lot of shift? Do you touch-off for each one or do you just clamp it down and just press go? If I bought a lower like yours from someone I wouldn't mind removing a little material by hand / doing some finishing work. Also, can you do partial fence lowers? 
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Mike_nds take note. It is about time to consider adding 80% lowers to your offerings. Many of us have asked you for such a product. A CNC profiling is the next bestest thing. Actually, in the eyes of ATF there is no such thing as an '80% receiver'. There is either a product that is a firearm by ATF determination (100%) or a product that is not a firearm by ATF determination (less than 100%). Only a specific product review by ATF that results in an ATF determination letter can categorize whether or not a product is a firearm. Harlan NoDak Spud LLC |
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http://http://i890.photobucket.com/albums/ac103/braceyourself/Mobile%20Uploads/0830112311.jpg http://http://i890.photobucket.com/albums/ac103/braceyourself/Mobile%20Uploads/0818112221.jpg I have more pics ill try later i could do personal ser. # also The CAD drawings look good. However the finished product of the roll marks look way to big. Can you shrink those down some? |
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Braceman, I think I could manage to crap a golden brick for something like this: http://i1085.photobucket.com/albums/j422/LRRPF52/605-4-453x336.jpg How can the selector be moved to the "BURST" position with the selector stops still in place? |
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Braceman, I think I could manage to crap a golden brick for something like this: http://i1085.photobucket.com/albums/j422/LRRPF52/605-4-453x336.jpg How can the selector be moved to the "BURST" position with the selector stops still in place? Relief under the selector. 
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Braceman, I think I could manage to crap a golden brick for something like this: http://i1085.photobucket.com/albums/j422/LRRPF52/605-4-453x336.jpg How can the selector be moved to the "BURST" position with the selector stops still in place? Relief under the selector.
Gotcha.
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While these custom receivers do look very nice, I'll stick to NoDak. |
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