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Completing your black rifle or pistol without having to pay extra fees, or dealers' premiums, means investing in an AR-15 80% lower. This incomplete receiver blank isn't functional: It hasn't been completely drilled and can't accept a lower parts kit. To make your 80% receiver into a proper AR-15 lower, you'll need an AR15 jig, like the ones listed here.
The AR 15 jig replicates the same milling and drilling procedures a commercial arms maker uses to fabricate an AR-15 stripped lower receiver. Using two side plates to secure the 80% lower, various top plates are then installed atop the side plates to act as cutting guides for completing the interior cavity of the receiver, making the correct space for installing a lower parts kit.
Once finished cutting the inner cavity with the provided bits, you'll drill the pin holes for the trigger, hammer, disconnector and safety lever. The side plates have pre-drilled guide holes to show where you to drill. The jig does most of the work, requiring you to only control the drill press or mini-mill you'll use with the jig.
AR-15 Jig Features and Specs:
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