Well, to be sure I could have bought stripped lowers for less but then where's the fun in that?
You pay less when they have serial numbers and are registered with the crown.
Don't forget transfer and MSP fees. Still saving money?
WT Borrow 80% router jig
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You pay less when they have serial numbers and are registered with the crown.
Don't forget transfer and MSP fees. Still saving money?
Snav
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True. Latest build is going to be a wildcat of this wildcat, https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10150622134147540.381787.42120992539&type=3, Hoping parts don't come before the weather breaks for spring though.
Wow. That’s an impressive wildcat.
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To get my money back I'm going have to build 8 lowers down another rabbit hole I went.
Anyone wanna buy a G33 or M&P 357C
I'd buy the 33 slide assembly...
Rockzilla
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Well, to be sure I could have bought stripped lowers for less but then where's the fun in that?
Yes sir, fun, that's my problem and with different lowers out there, well need I say more. Looking at some 9mm 80% lowers now that use Colt mags, may have settled on one.
On a side note the 5D tactical "PRO" jig is awesome as the pro version replaces the collet arrangement, they call it Readymill. At one time it seemed I was collecting jigs, may start lending, again.
https://www.5dtactical.com/multiplatform-80-lower-jig-p/5d-pmj.htm
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Just chiming in to say good luck and have fun, great project you've got going!
Now I'm interested in the 5D jig, being a G3 woodworker I have 9 routers at this point but have gotten by just fine with a 1/4" and 1/8" chisel. The AR platform is very forgiving ... don't tell Chad I said that lol.
Again, Great stuff MPDC.
Now I'm interested in the 5D jig, being a G3 woodworker I have 9 routers at this point but have gotten by just fine with a 1/4" and 1/8" chisel. The AR platform is very forgiving ... don't tell Chad I said that lol.
Again, Great stuff MPDC.
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