Seconded. Actually. Springfield too. Their emp shot very nicely, in fact the guy who owned it had 25k through it.
I’d love me a Wilson combat or other custom 1911,but at the expense of 7 new glocks. Haha
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Specs?
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Rifle is DPMS 3G1
Caliber- 5.56 NATO
Weight- 7.75 lbs
Length - 35"/ 39"
Barrel- 18" Hbar, teflon coated 416 stainless
Upper- Forged 7075 T6 A3 Flattop
Twist- 1x8
Lower Forged 7075 T6
Stock- Magpul CTR
Trigger- JP Single Stage
Handguard- VTAC Free Float
Grip- Hogue Pistol Grip
Front/Rear Sight- Railed Gas Block/ Optics Read
Flash Hider- Miculek Compensator
When you squeeze the secondary lock up on the ctr. Does that stock become rock solid to the gun or is there a little wiggle in it?
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I will let you know when I pick it up from my FFL
Pls do.
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I have an ACS stock with the same lock, it’s pretty damn solid.
This is kind of big news…
I can see the headlines now… “ASSEMBLE AN UNTRACEABLE HIGH CAPACITY ASSAULT PISTOL IN JUST 7 MINUTES!!! THINK OF THE CHILDREN!!!”
its cycles like shit but is pretty cool.
Smoking deal on Cmc flat 3.5 triggers on chiefsupply. Com use code take25off for additional 25percent off. It’s a 230 dollar trigger for 117 shipped.
I have them in all my ars and love it. It’s a Damn good deal
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I don’t know why people are so excited a fucking CNC is probably cheaper then the printer they used
Skill level required, as well as tooling. Prices will drop eventually.
Is that toward my Cmc post? Have you shot one? It’s smooth. Consistent. I like it. 300 rounds this past weekend. Much ore enjoyable than my Cmmg lpk
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No the printed gun
The thing is if they get 5-10 of the machines, get a good deal on them, make the guns cheaper etc etc. It does cycle like garbage but I’m sure some deign modifications could change that.
How is that the point?
A CNC machine IS CHEAPER
At which point you’re manufacturing guns anyways and need the proper paper work.
The idea behind 3D printed guns for personal use is they didn’t require any government checks and 0 government involvement.
You’re not going to run out and get a 300k+ or whatever this costs 3D printer just to make your own 1911
BUT, other people can easily make their own gun with your printer by “renting” it. True it can be done on cnc as well but, this just seems super easy.
Sidenote: I got an email from ARES Armor, they have filled 9000 out of 18000 orders. I ordered my 80% lower 9 months ago, maybe soon. 
go, sick gun bro…