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    Use the Right Tools!

    • Bits made for Metal. ...
    • Correct Router End Mill. ...
    • Small Brass hammer – When it comes to installing a lower parts kit you need an impact device that is accurate. ...
    • Roll Pin Punches – Drive pin punches can work to install roll pins, but they run the risk of destroying a roll pin. ...
    • Castle Nut Wrench. ...

    5 Biggest Mistakes When Finishing Your 80 Lower – AR-15 Lower …

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    What drill press is best to finish a 80% lower?
    The key tool for finishing an 80% lower is a router . A drill press can be used for roughly removing some of the metal from the cavity (and, of course, drilling the selector and hammer / trigger pin holes). An inexpensive Harbor Freight drill press is good enough for these operations.

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    Can I gift a finished 80% lower?
    Pretty sure this has been hashed out several times already. You can certainly gift a finished gun from an 80% lower. Engravings are not mandatory. If the reciever of the gift lives in a different state you will need to use an FFL for the transfer.

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    What makes 80% lowers legal to finish?
    An 80% lower is a receiver blank, which isn't legally considered a firearm. You, the firearm builder, must cut and drill certain portions of the receiver blank. This fabricates it to completion. Doing this turns it into a stripped lower receiver, a firearm by legal definition.

    What You Need to Know about 80 Percent Lower Laws (2020 ...

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    Can You Cerakote a 80% lower?
    Cerakote is an alternative form of finish for your 80 % lower . It is somewhat new but has been around long enough to be established as a good product. It protects a lower receiver from the elements, is quite durable, and has become a standard option for some gun companies.

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  4. Finishing an 80% AR Lower Receiver - Part 1, by 2A Advocate

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    Sep 18, 2020 · Another method of finishing lower receivers is to use a drill press and milling table that allows movement in the x and y directions, where you move the lower receiver in its jig across a fixed position end mill. Pricing on this method varies greatly, …

  5. [Video] Part 1: How to Finish an 80% Lower Receiver - AR ...

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    How to Finish an 80% Lower Receiver. This video is meant to accompany our written tutorial showing to mill and drill an 80% lower. Now that you've purchased your first 80% lower and you have all the tools, it's time to get to work! This video will introduce you to the 80% jig, the drill bits and end mill bit, and it'll show you how to set up ...

  6. easy way to finish 80% AR lower - YouTube

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    Jun 04, 2017 · milling a 80% lower with fairly common tools, first vid of two parts showing the build of a AR15. Please consider supporting me on my Patreon page. https://w...

  7. 7 Tools You Need To Have To Finish An 80 Lower | 80% LOWERS

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    Sep 24, 2019 · One of the most modified parts is the lower receiver and there is a whole sub-market of 80% receivers, ready for you to finish. “Unfinished receivers”, also called “80 percent receivers” or “blanks”, are partially completed receivers with no serial numbers.

  8. How to Complete an 80% Lower (Drill Press/Mill) - 80 Lower Jig

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      1. Set the lower in the jig. Two polished steel pins located on the jig's plates will align with the pivot …
      2. Install the template holder. The template holder holds the template plates for cutting and drilling. …
      3. Install the pilot hole template. The pilot hole template is the only template with various holes drilled …
      4. Set up the 3/8" Drill Bit. Before cutting the receiver to make room for the parts kit, we're going to drill …
      5. Drill the pilot holes. With your bit fitted and your machine ready, begin drilling through each hole in …
      6. Cut Receiver 1.375" Deep (Short 3/8" End Mill) Remove the drill bit from your machine. Replace it …
      7. Cut Receiver 2.00" Deep (Long 3/8" End Mill) Once the cavity has been cut to 1.375", remove the …
      8. Cut the Trigger Slot. Once the 2" cutting depth has been reached, uninstall the long 3/8" end mill and …
      9. Drill the Pin Holes. Reinstall the 3/8" drill bit in your machine and apply some cutting fluid to the drill …
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  9. 80% Lower Receiver Jig Kit Instructions - How to Finish an ...

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      1. Set 1st plate (honeycomb style plate) into nest plate. Tighten down with the allen wrench and set …
      2. Remove #1 plate, replace with #2 plate. Use 3/8 dia. end mill to mill out #2 plate – 1.375 deep from …
      3. Remove #2 plate, replace with #3 plate. Use 3/8 dia. end mill to mill out #3 plate 2.00 deep from …
      4. Remove #3 plate, replace with #4 plate. Use 5/16 dia. end mill to mill out #4 plate through the …
      5. Use 3/8 bit to drill through the hardened drill busing side of the jig kit and go through both walls.
      6. Use 5/32 drill bit to drill through both remaining holes through the entire lower on hardened drill …
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