80% finished receivers 10/22 or Ar 15
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RocketHub has a crowd fund deal that will end in 2 days on a bunch of the 10/22 and AR 15.
I'm looking at buying in. Just need more infor.
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I'm looking at buying in. Just need more infor.
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I've looked quite a bit into the AR15 80% receivers, what are your questions Gator?
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How hard they to finish and are they a saving after you get done buying all the part for the insides.
I jumped in so I guess I will find out. LOL
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I jumped in so I guess I will find out. LOL
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Ha, we'll you're in I guess.
As for how hard to finish I would say easy but I'm a machinist with access to a shop full of tools, milling machine and so forth. But from what I can see a person with a bit of know how and access to a drillpress could accomplish it pretty easily.
Pricing depends on what you paid and how cheap and easily you can get a receiver that is finished.
Most do it because the end result is "off book" and some say that makes them worth more to them.
Bill
People who work for a living are quickly being
overwhelmed by people who vote for a living.
As for how hard to finish I would say easy but I'm a machinist with access to a shop full of tools, milling machine and so forth. But from what I can see a person with a bit of know how and access to a drillpress could accomplish it pretty easily.
Pricing depends on what you paid and how cheap and easily you can get a receiver that is finished.
Most do it because the end result is "off book" and some say that makes them worth more to them.
Bill
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overwhelmed by people who vote for a living.
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Picked up the TG and bolts for them, Just need V-block, screws, and buffer pins.
Hope they ship before this fall. LOL
On the list at rimfirecentral.com for the jig.
Great site lots of information on It.
Thanks Beanman for the site.
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Hope they ship before this fall. LOL
On the list at rimfirecentral.com for the jig.
Great site lots of information on It.
Thanks Beanman for the site.
"I have found if you go the extra mile it's Never crowded".
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