My work load has really slowed so now I have some spare time to start doing some machine work. At this point I have the aluminum 7075 cut up and ready to start the squaring process.

The following will be machined.
take down holes,
trigger, hammer & selector holes.
buffer tapped,
outside profile machined but you will have to smooth out the cutter marks.
Wire EDM mag well right on the money.
You will need access to a mill to finish.
I cannot do any other machine work to them, so don't ask.

I'm only making a small lot of them and with the other parts I've made I couldn't make them fast enough.

Check out the design at
www.geocities.com/ar4ever2

Rick

This may have been answered in another thread but.....

Are you selling these?  

If so....how much?

I assume that if they're for sale, they're 80%ers.

IM me the details.

MIerinMD

Do you cnc these on your own machine? [:D] Just curious

Looks good! Whats the cost?

...All I see there is a rough sketch and 2 finished rifles...Do you have a pic of your CNC milled receiver???

Are you doing some 50% forgings also?

Thanks.

Rick,

Beautiful 10's you got there!

I love different contour you chose!

How much?

Keep up the good work!

To answer your questions.....
Yes these will be for sale when ready.
The picture on the web site is a copy of the cad drawing.
Cost is undetermined right now but I'm gonna venture about 2 bills with the amount of work I have to do, material costs, CNC work, Wire EDM work. I believe thats way cheaper than the other complete cnc lower thats out there. The rest of the machine work is basic mill work.

The AR10's were the first ones I cnc'ed. They sold out last year. I'm mainly gonna do the 15's since the 10's didn't seem to move very fast.
I will probably do some forged ar15 just like before but none planned as of right now.
I'm gonna run one in delrin for my own testing.
I'll post some pictures of the progress at a later time.

Rick