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80% lowers.
Posted by Kolbysfan


Searched. Nothing.
Is the main benefit from machining the remaining 20% of lower yourself is eliminating the need to have a serial number thus telling the Fed. to piss off?
Plenty of YouTube videos but I trust the board much more so.
One would still need to purchase the upper, a parts kit, jig, and mill?
Is the main benefit from machining the remaining 20% of lower yourself is eliminating the need to have a serial number thus telling the Fed. to piss off?
Plenty of YouTube videos but I trust the board much more so.
One would still need to purchase the upper, a parts kit, jig, and mill?
re: 80% lowers.Posted by Squirrelmeister
on 1/28/23 at 2:52 pm to Kolbysfan

Prevents them from illegally cataloging guns/owners, prevents them from violating your 2A rights, and gives you a reason to go to your workshop to drink beer.
re: 80% lowers.Posted by purpleguy2
on 1/28/23 at 2:56 pm to Squirrelmeister

correct, they are typically cheaper than completed lowers and avoid and FFL transfer on top of all the other things people have mentioned. Takes about an hour to mill one out and that alone is typically worth the $45-50 I save doing it myself. Also a big fan of cerakoting and buying raw lowers saves a step.
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