Posted: 5/17/2013 12:37:56 PM EDT
| Anyone interested in doing an 80% lower build party? I will bring any tooling necessary and will help clean up afterward. |
| We just need a person with a garage milling/CNC machine who is familiar with the process. I have done one with a drill press but I had another lower to take the depth measurements from. I have a drill press/milling jig but it may or may not fit another manufacturer's lower. |
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Am I missing something here? 
Does the date 4/4/13 mean anything or is there a key detail I'm not aware of? If you have an 80% Lower purchased before 4/4  then you can register it by 1/1Aren't they just a metal paper weight How would they know when you purchased them and if you get them and build it up before 1/1 you are good to go, No ? Also advertising on an online forum of building party is not a good thing to do either 
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Im in. I have no 80%'s, but Id like to meet people and learn this process. I went to school for machining years ago, and own a home improvement company. I can be handy to have around.
I can also bring beer.  Do you have a milling/CNC machine? If I did, you wouldn't have to ask. I'd be pumping these things out. 
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Am I missing something here?
Does the date 4/4/13 mean anything or is there a key detail I'm not aware of? Nope... You are not missing anything. No one is doing themselves any favors by publicizing this on an open forum. We'll stamp them 22LR, stop being a baby. |
. <--- my gf is looking at me cause I'm doing that for real right now.
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why would we need to be discrete? .. if we purchased the 80% lower before 4/4 and scrolled a serial number on it as soon as we got it. especially if we plan to register them as AWs. ..or even if they were "22lr only" |
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why would we need to be discrete? .. if we purchased the 80% lower before 4/4 and scrolled a serial number on it as soon as we got it. especially if we plan to register them as AWs. ..or even if they were "22lr only" I can stamp strings of numbers into take-off auto parts, pieces of aluminum cutoff, uppers, buttstocks, sheets of aspen board, the shovel in my garden, etc.... The presence of a string of numbers does not make something a firearm by any definition. Unless there is an interpretation otherwise, that chunk of aluminum is not a firearm and is not yet necessarily in a state where it would even be a firearm part (ofr most purposes) |
