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Posted: 11/30/2002 3:02:19 AM EDT
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What ever happened with that Delrin lower project. I havn't heard anything about it for some time now... Regards, Ray The Ray in Ray-Vin.Com |
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2 more times! Not Delrin! Cav Arms uses a glass filled nylon, an excellent material at a reasonable price. I know of many other resins that are far superior to nylon but the cost and production hassles wouldn't justify the expense. Go [url=www.boedeker.com]here[/url] if you want to buy some and try yourself. Just make sure it will show up on an X-ray machine or whatever they use in airports these days. You will need some type of reinforced/filled resin. |
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hell yea! heres some links of whats up, these links got off track a bit but neverless contain some good info. btw CAV uses Nylon 6 (cast) and Glock too. [url]http://www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=1&f=5&t=152364&w=searchPop[/url] [url]http://www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=3&f=4&t=142536&w=searchPop[/url] |
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I thought someone on this forum was taking orders for delrin lowers a while back, that's why I asked. I cut a lot of plastics and you are right about the machining characteristics of delrin. But, the only are I see as a problem for an AR lower from the material is the thin sidewalls of the mag well, and these could be made a little thicker... Regards, Ray |
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