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First attempt at electro-etching my son\’s lower receiver. This setup has failed the leak test twice now and we may abandon the popsicle sticks + hot glue, and use polymer clay to create a well to retain the electrolyte (table salt and water, with a dash of vinegar) We did some tests on old computer CPU heatsinks with the Q-Tip method and while…Read More
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Picked up an AR 15 Lower Parts Kit and buffer tube kit at the Hannibal Gun Show. Other than some trouble with the trigger guard and a floppy safety selector (80% lower, could be the maker) everything came together just fine.
Hope to see everyone Sunday, bring out your ambi safeties, and enhanced trigger guards.![]()
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Would love to get me one of those Missouri State seal AR-15 magazines. Where did you get that?
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We thought the disposable rain poncho would help keep the aluminum chips out of the house. The wife says we were wrong.
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Last picture shows the finished lower AJ completed. Between is a unfinished lower blank for comparison. Then my completed lower on the bottom. Each lower took about 90 minutes drill and mill. We took small cuts let things cool or come to room temperature, depending on your perspective.
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New Year’s Day my son and I each milled a lower receiver from a 80% blanks. My son hopes to find a 300 Blackout rifle build kit at the Hannibal Gun Show.
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Look forward to seeing you at the Hannibal show
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I’m deff gonna hafto check this out in more detail on YouTube.. I paid to have one of mine done. But I don’t know the process they used. I’ll post a pic 2morro.