Tag: lower

  • AR-15 Cheese Grater Lower Receiver

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    Any of y’all trying to save some weight on a build? First he was like: Then he was like: If I was still building AR’s I’d keep one of these around to make some post-build Nachos. Knowing the current state of the industry, some company is going to release this as an actual product.  At…

  • 80% Polymer Glock Compatible Lower Review

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    My dudes at Armslist tried this thing out for science: Wow what a time to be alive.  $160 doesn’t seem to bad either, but keep in mind you’re going to need all the parts to go in this lower PLUS the entire upper.  As he mentioned in the video, LoneWolf carries a lot of Glock…

  • Transparent Operating Now Possible

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    A transparent polymer 80% AR-15 lower receiver from Eighty Percent Lowers: The announcement was made as a “coming soon” on the EP Lowers facebook page.  People like these 80%’ers because you don’t need to buy them through an FFL.  You’re going to need some tools and some time to finish them though… as you can…

  • Defense Distributed AR-15 Lower

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    These guys market this like they are doing the Lord’s work: Watching that guy pull the trigger was painful.  Slappy Mc2ndKnuckleSlapperson. Maybe I’ll eat my words when someone says they printed that out on a $200 RepRap, but my guess is they have some sort of fancy printer similar to the $20,000 one Stratasys yanked their…

  • Just Wait Until People Realize You Can 3D Print Firearms With Metal

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    There is so much gasping going around that you can “OMG 3D print a gun”.  Then people go and do shit like this: A few rounds and it breaks? *yawn* color me un-surprised.  You can check out the full fail breakdown over at Defense Distributed. I don’t consider myself an expert on the topic of…

  • 3D Printed AR-15 Lower Receiver

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    Everyone is jumping on this bandwagon now because of the implication: Check out Gunsmithing with a 3D printer Part1 and Part2 for the details. I really hate the phrase “world’s first ______” which a lot of websites are using to describe this experiment.  3D printing is over a decade old, and downloading a firearm related…