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Think4WD 08-06-2013 10:08 PM

80% lower
 
Anyone know of any local IE places where I can get help finishing an AR 80 lower?

dezertBandito 08-20-2013 9:30 AM

Superior metal fabricators is where i did mine, He only shuts down his CNC when he's got a batch to run through so you might have to wait a bit, just call and ask when the next build is. Pretty cool guy.

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Super...09020629141408

bigdawg86 08-21-2013 11:13 AM

PM me for a phone number of a guy in San Bernardino.

evilbisquit 08-21-2013 11:33 AM

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Originally Posted by SunsetIE (Post 12008868)
Send a PM to AllynB

+1 for AllynB. Great work, reasonable price. Convenient if you're in the Rancho/Upland/Ontario area.

norris45 08-21-2013 12:23 PM

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Originally Posted by evilbisquit (Post 12122304)
+1 for AllynB. Great work, reasonable price. Convenient if you're in the Rancho/Upland/Ontario area.

another +1 for AllynB. his product is byfar the best paperweight i've handled/dealt with. and the finished product is even better compared to other places that 'rent' their machine

huntercf 08-21-2013 3:59 PM

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Originally Posted by bigdawg86 (Post 12122130)
PM me for a phone number of a guy in San Bernardino.

^^^this, great guy.

golfish 08-21-2013 4:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by evilbisquit (Post 12122304)
+1 for AllynB. Great work, reasonable price. Convenient if you're in the Rancho/Upland/Ontario area.

Does this shop produce paper weights as well as complete them?
Any pictures?

norris45 08-21-2013 5:28 PM

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Originally Posted by golfish (Post 12124628)
Does this shop produce paper weights as well as complete them?
Any pictures?

they do. AllynB profile pic is of his product.

postal 08-22-2013 10:51 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dezertBandito (Post 12112448)
Superior metal fabricators is where i did mine, He only shuts down his CNC when he's got a batch to run through so you might have to wait a bit, just call and ask when the next build is. Pretty cool guy.

https://www.facebook.com/pages/Super...09020629141408

Big +1....

'renting machine time' on a $60k+ fully loaded HAAS cnc mill with autochange tool function that cuts PERFECTLY and takes all of about 10 minutes...

They're working on an all billet AR10 80% which may or may not be available now. The prototype looked **SWEET!!!!**

As to 'quality of the 80% paperweight'....:sleeping::sleeping::sleeping: you know there are only like 4 factories that make the lowers right? (unless it's billet) Whatever lower you got came from one of those four factories. Just how much difference do you really think there is?

I think theres a topic on ar15.com that compares the 4 lowers- as I recall, the difference is insignificant/irrelevant.

golfish 08-22-2013 2:02 PM

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Originally Posted by postal (Post 12130920)
Whatever lower you got came from one of those four factories. Just how much difference do you really think there is?

I have 3 diff paper weights...too me, it doesn't matter. They are just a box to hold parts.

Quote:

Originally Posted by norris45 (Post 12125333)
they do. AllynB profile pic is of his product.

Thanks for the hookup..

Got a PM from AllynB last night. It seems he will only rent time on the cnc for the 80% lowers he sales. I have no problem with that other then I don't need another 80% lower.

SOAR79 08-22-2013 2:29 PM

correct AllynB only offers cnc for his own products.

postal 08-23-2013 3:38 PM

I believe superior metals will hook you up. They charge you more for rent.... but I think they do it.

calgunsguy 09-02-2013 8:00 AM

Gabe is Outstanding, very knowlable on laws/parts/builds & can guide you to local references for the rest of your build. You can even pick up a 80% lower across the street walk to his shop and be done in 10 minutes..if theres a opening for a appointment. . His equipment is simple to use & practically impossible to mess up your lower. He does ar15's, 10's and others I'm sure. There is a anodizing place within walking distance as well.

Bottom line you'll be very happy with the results.

http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y29...ps8e193a6c.jpg

KennyT 09-04-2013 9:19 PM

I rent my CNC machine in Victorville. Appointments available on weekends and weekdays. PM me.

http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/s...d.php?t=711443

Dsal_13 09-04-2013 11:05 PM

I have bought 3 at superior metal fabricators in Riverside... great guys and havent had a single issue with their products

Johnrmars 11-25-2013 8:13 AM

I am also looking to finish my 80% and called smf and it looks like they are not gonna be able to get me in for quite some time. Called gabe at arms specialty and got no answer(emailed too and got no answer) i even tried a place in chino that a friend recommended that shall remain un-named because it sounded like that is not what they do. would really love to get this done in the next couple of days so i can go shooting on friday. Any and all help will be appreciated.

Johnrmars 11-25-2013 9:16 AM

also for the other people looking out there. just found this page on another forum. it could be helpful.

http://diyweapons.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=25

Think4WD 11-29-2013 1:24 PM

I wonder how many people are still in business on that list in light of all the recent raids.

bill_k_lopez 11-29-2013 1:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Think4WD (Post 12871781)
I wonder how many people are still in business on that list in light of all the recent raids.

Probably most, as none of their "primary" business was derived from providing machine rental time for people to finish their 80%s.

Cease and Desist letter letters were dropped off at the shops - that's a far cry from "raids"

wforider 11-30-2013 2:56 PM

Question I got a spare $100.00 will that get me a AR 80% lower and help completed

FearKrew 11-30-2013 5:42 PM

80% lower
 
It will but unless you can get it machined for free it's a complete waste of money.

wforider 11-30-2013 10:28 PM

Care to elaborate?

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Think4WD 11-30-2013 10:43 PM

Prices of 80 percent lowers have dropped drastically lately with all the recent events.

golfish 12-02-2013 3:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by wforider (Post 12878718)
Question I got a spare $100.00 will that get me a AR 80% lower and help completed

You should be able to pickup an 80% lower for less then 100.00, Hec! I have one I bought in a group buy I would sell you for 75.00 (cost me 78.00)

The problem is making it 100%. With all the cnc rental shops shut down your going to have to do the work using a jig and drill press or mill..

rugerkp 12-06-2013 5:20 PM

Just a thought but the CNC guys may prefer you only put their info in pm format, not forum listing.

Darryl Licht 12-06-2013 11:10 PM

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Originally Posted by rugerkp (Post 12926096)
Just a thought but the CNC guys may prefer you only put their info in pm format, not forum listing.

Those that are still in business renting CNC's that is! I know my guy doesn't want his name or business mentioned here anymore, word of mouth is enough and with others recently getting raided and shut down he's plenty busy!

If you have a lower to finish, please don't expect this info to be freely posted in an open forum... PM is the way!

hundy 12-07-2013 3:18 PM

Informaton please
 
If anyone can PM me info I would appreciate it.

Thank you

Jay

Thomas83 12-08-2013 10:25 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by hundy (Post 12932909)
If anyone can PM me info I would appreciate it.

Thank you

Jay

Same here. Looking for a couple people willing to let me do my own work on their machines. The holidays and wife are allowing me to build a couple more.


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BDR529 01-23-2014 5:20 PM

I've been considering picking up an 80% lower, but hove no idea how to go about finding a CNC machine. Also, buying a drill press and hoping I don't screw it up isn't exactly my style. I was just wondering how much it usually costs to rent time on a machine? Also, do these places have a jig or do I have to buy my own and bring it to them? Any info via PM would be very much appreciated!

golfish 01-25-2014 3:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BDR529 (Post 13274169)
I've been considering picking up an 80% lower, but hove no idea how to go about finding a CNC machine. Also, buying a drill press and hoping I don't screw it up isn't exactly my style. I was just wondering how much it usually costs to rent time on a machine? Also, do these places have a jig or do I have to buy my own and bring it to them? Any info via PM would be very much appreciated!

No more renting. Those days are over...

I'd think about buying a stripped lower from your LGS

captainobvious62 01-30-2014 11:34 PM

I'm also looking to finish and 80% - any help would be appreciated.

htl 02-01-2014 12:29 AM

there's a shop i can vouch for, pm me for contact info


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