1022 Receiver Jig

[Lex]

Anyone in here have the Jig for the 80% 1022 Receiver? I can rent it from you.

[Linburger]

I'm assuming you're talking about the Select Fire Razor drilling jig. I just ordered one along with an 80% receiver on june 29, it should be here soon. If you're willing to wait a bit, I'll rent it to you.

[audiopro74]

I might want to get iun on this too...

[Linburger]

I forgot to mention I also got the drill bits and taps kit.

[Lex]

I'm assuming you're talking about the Select Fire Razor drilling jig. I just ordered one along with an 80% receiver on june 29, it should be here soon. If you're willing to wait a bit, I'll rent it to you.

great...

[Linburger]

Just got the parts in today, hopefully I'll be finishing the receiver in the next week or so.

[Lex]

Keep me updated....

[lbc710]

can i be second to rent it?

[Linburger]

I just drilled out the cross pin holes and bolt stop pin hole.

Once I'm done with everything I'll set up a list for renting. What do you guys think of this setup?

The jig and drill set cost $73.05 including shipping, I was thinking of charging $10 to rent and you pay to ship it to the next person on the list. Everything fits in a USPS small flat rate box which costs $4.85 to send anywhere in the US. That way you only pay ~$15 total, that's only 20% of the cost if you bought it yourself.

[lbc710]

^ sounds perfect let me know

[Lex]

I think the best way is to pass it from one person to another so that way we will save shipping. For example, the orginal owner send to me and I send to the next person inline and the next person inline will send to the next person to the next person. All payments goes back to the original owner.

[jvpark]

I think there is going to be a run on 10/22 parts... I see stocks and barrels getting gobbled up...lol

[WhiteHot]

I am interested in this as well. Would love to build a charger. Let me know how it all goes!

[wizdumb]

Linburger: Were you surprised as I was that the instructions for drilling out the barrel hole said *NOT* to use the included drill bit, but instead to bore it out on a milling machine? It seemed a little misleading from the instructions they have on their website.