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 AR-15 80% Group Buy (forged and billet) 
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Here's the deal..cheapest I can find thats in stock and ready to ship

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Our lower receivers (forging and billets) are made from 7075 T6 aircraft quality aluminum and black hard anodized black,
billets come with added features forgings do not.
Forging:
· Forged 7075 T6 Aerospace Aluminum
· Mill Spec CNC Machined
· Fire Safe Engraved (one side)
· Flared Magwell
· Bead Blast Class III Black Hard Anodized

10 piece price $100.00 ea
20 piece price $95.00 ea


Billets :
· CNC Machined Billet 7075 T6 Aerospace Aluminum
· Unique Mill Spec Look
· Integrated Trigger Guard
· Flared Magwell
· Upper Receiver locking set screw
· Screw in Bolt Catch Pin
· Trigger Slack Eliminator Set Screw
· Threaded Take Down Spring Hole
· Includes all Threaded Hardware
· Bead Blast Class III Black Hard Anodized

10 piece price $175.00 ea
20 piece price $170.00 ea


Sales tax and freight cost are determined at end of sale.
A 2.75% credit card fee will also be applied.
Will Calls for pick ups are available.


So in order to get this done we need 2 things,

*******we need someone willing to host us that has a drill press
*******we also need to chip in on a jig kit for the press (average $75-$150)
*******shipping will be calculated and distributed evenly across all purchases.

if anyone at all is interested please post here with your information on how many you want .. This is not a money needed now type thing, its to see if we have enough interest to get this done.

More info on a 80% lower http://www.tacticalmachining.com/80-lower-receiver.html

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Sat Jul 13, 2013 8:14 pm
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1 for sure, possibly 2

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Sun Jul 14, 2013 6:23 am
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Guys, I have been interested in creating a platform for some time, but know very little about AR-15s. I have watched a youtube video or two, and have read a thing or two about 80% kits, but realistically I know very little. For someone who is new to the gun, do you think this particular 80% kit is a good investment? The idea is that I will only build one AR-15, so I'd like it to be versatile. All of the features listed sound great, but again, I don't really know.
This may not really be the best place for this question, but if you could drop a little knowledge or point me in the right direction, that would be greatly appreciated.
Also: Is this group buy still forming?


Mon Aug 12, 2013 3:26 pm
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In for 2

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Mon Aug 12, 2013 7:17 pm
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In for three, maybe 4. One billet and two or three forged


Thu Sep 19, 2013 7:20 am
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FYI: Only cost $50 to use the CNC machine at Wynakos Machine Arms to finish off your 80%

http://www.wynakosmachine.com/wma_AR_Lower.html

They set it up. You push the button to make it. :thumbsup2:

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Thu Sep 19, 2013 10:02 am
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Maybe they can offer a group discount for a small build party? :)


Thu Sep 19, 2013 10:25 am
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Awaiting quote... we'll see

But $50 seems pretty reasonable.

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Thu Sep 19, 2013 1:21 pm
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It seems this hasn't gone anywhere, but if it's still alive I'd be down for a Forged, maybe two.

Rob.


Sat Sep 21, 2013 6:24 am
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Can someone explain - shouldn't unfinished receivers be a lot cheaper than finished? Why would you pay so much more than the one that's already done? E.g. AIM (and pretty much everyone else) has finished receivers for < $80 now...

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Sat Sep 21, 2013 7:57 am
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solyanik wrote:
Can someone explain - shouldn't unfinished receivers be a lot cheaper than finished? Why would you pay so much more than the one that's already done? E.g. AIM (and pretty much everyone else) has finished receivers for < $80 now...

I'm interested for a few reasons. First, I like building things and this is a good way to get one level deeper into the ar build process.

Second, no serial numbers. They can't take what they don't know you have.


Sat Sep 21, 2013 8:07 am
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Grantizzle wrote:
solyanik wrote:
Can someone explain - shouldn't unfinished receivers be a lot cheaper than finished? Why would you pay so much more than the one that's already done? E.g. AIM (and pretty much everyone else) has finished receivers for < $80 now...

I'm interested for a few reasons. First, I like building things and this is a good way to get one level deeper into the ar build process.

Second, no serial numbers. They can't take what they don't know you have.

No serial numbers also means not transferable. You will not be able to sell (or even give it away).

As far as "taking" something that they don't know - we don't have a registry of guns in WA, and once the gun leaves the FFL system it can be freely resold on civilian market, so there really no way to recover it.

And if the government were to restrict a particular gun type, they would simply make the ownership illegal, serial or no. Do you know many people hiding unregistered machineguns? Probably not. It is and would be the same with any type of restricted firearm, and if you plan to defeat the law by simply evading it, think next time when you say anything about keeping guns away from "law abiding citizens" :-).

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Sat Sep 21, 2013 8:12 am
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Okay just got a quote from WMA for 10 of the 7075 anodized...

Cost is $264 including tax ($240 + $24 +/-).

If you are serious... the lead time for these is 30 days. So figure about 2 months. 0-1 month to get 10 folks to commit and then 30 days for WMA to get set up and order them, etc.

So here it begins. If you are totally serious. Send paypal to me and I'll get it rolling. Funds will be refunded if this does not go... or if you back out (once we have 10 and have a date... all funds are locked in).

I don't know if 10 will join in but I'll begin...

I'm down for 1 - 9 to go!



PS sorry I'll make a new thread on going this route... :bow:

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Mon Sep 23, 2013 12:52 pm
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http://www.shadowopsweaponry.com/produc ... ivers.aspx

7075 for $125 $79 each? Anyone ever use them before?

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