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Yes, very good job. FYI, using the drill press does take some time, but I can usually knock one out in an afternoon. I just finished two more. One for a 24" fluted upper I bought from Rguns, and the other as another pistol with a 7.5" barrel, 3 prong FH. For me, it's all about the fun of doing them. If I only wanted one, I never would have bought the jigs, but if you are doing several, in order to sell off your "papered" receivers... they are worth the investment. Using the endmills and side mills to clean up the drill marks works nice. Thanks fo the tip on the 2 flute as opposed to the 4 flute. I need to buy a few more end mills and such. Mine are getting dull. I have a friend that anodizes them for me for free, and have a few more to send out this week. One is a 45 lower that uses grease gun magazines. That is going to be my new home defense weapon. I will post some photos when I get it done and back. It will then be papered and made into an SBR eventually perhaps... Perhaps not... Might keep it a pistol. We'll see on that one. Depends on how it works out. In this day and age... it is the way to go.
Lowers 80% used to be 80 bucks each when I first started doing mine, so I stocked up... I see they are now 120... You gotta buy low! Hahaha... Everything went through the roof though. If anyone wants to do something like this, and has any questions, let me know and I will help you out. GROG
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Finally, I believe that punishing lawful gun owners by creating new, more onerous laws, and restricting Constitutionally guaranteed rights, when we already don't enforce the tens of thousands of gun laws we have on the books, is like beating your dog because the neighbor's dog shit in your yard.
"The Reaper"
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