Anyone have an AR in .45acp

[slik442]

After seeing a bunch of 9mm AR's, I was just wondering if anyone makes one that will shoot .45? If so, what does the conversion kit cost roughly?

thanks,
-Erik

[OCMI_Teddy]

http://www.olyarms.com/index.php?option=com_virtuemart&page=shop.browse&category_id=49&Itemid=37

[offrdmania]

http://www.cncguns.com/projects/AR45lower.html

[B Strong]

Here's the best one:

http://www.naitdist.com/products/m16k_45_sa.html

[Full Clip]

Damn, that finished CNC rifle is a beauty:

[JUNGALIST]

Don't forget about the HK USC .45. Shot one with an Eotech and it was as smooth as silk.

[yasushi]

I picked up a used Olympic upper & mag a couple of months ago but still have not had a chance to to set it up yet. It's pretty much like their 9mm upper with coil spring ejector and modified uzi (?) magazine with welded magwell adapter. I'll have to go shoot it to see how it cycles and how accurate it is.

[vhram]

i want one of those CNC set up's thats awesome

[OCMI_Teddy]

MMMmmmm....another ar pistol project perhaps?

[tommyid1]

i want two. one in arpistol config and one in rifle config

[Desert_AIP]

Earlier thread

http://www.calguns.net/calgunforum/showthread.php?t=136366&highlight=desert_AIP

i want one of those CNC set up's thats awesome

Yes They Are!

[supersonic]

Man, I was thinking of selling off my last CMMG lower that has been lingering in my safe forever. Now I know why I held onto it for so long. A 10MM AR?????? Another dream come true for me!!!

[xrMike]

Here's the best one:

http://www.naitdist.com/products/m16k_45_sa.html

Interesting. They say: "Accuracy is guaranteed at MOA at 100 yards."

Is it physically possible for any carbine in .45ACP to hold 1 MOA at 100 yards? Very impressive, if true... It just doesn't seem like the round is capable of it. But I could be wrong.

I like the idea though... Someday soon I will have a carbine in .45, either something like this, or one of those Mec-Tech CCU (carbine conversion unit) deals.

[yasushi]

Mech-Tech.... wouldn't you need to install some sort of mag lock to make it legal? With the addition of a stock, wouldn't it be considered a rifle?

[xrMike]

Mech-Tech.... wouldn't you need to install some sort of mag lock to make it legal? With the addition of a stock, wouldn't it be considered a rifle?

Yes, you'd need a mag lock of some kind, to stay legal.

I've already got something in mind that would work, and could be fabricated easily/cheaply. It would mount to the 1911 frame using the existing left-side grip screws. Just need to make a prototype.