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Ya, with lowers so cheap, the only reason to machine one from an 80% is if you're building a pistol, want a 100% paperless rifle, or I suppose if you're under 21.
But seriously... 80% cost nearly as much as 100% now, then add in $200 for the jig and tooling, and if you don't have a drill press and a mill (and the ability to use them)....
You're looking at significantly more money than just going to Riflegear and buying one.- Rich

Originally posted by dantoddA just government will not be overthrown by force or violence because the people have no incentive to overthrow a just government. If a small minority of people attempt such an insurrection to grab power and enslave the people, the RKBA of the whole is our insurance against their success.Comment
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Cokebottle ... the other only reason is to test (and/or learn) one's skill with a mill!
I'm still in the learning stage ... but, in case anyone's looking, another resource for 0% forgings is DS Arms. The sell 0% uppers as well.Comment
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I use 6061 and occasionally 7075, but the Billet is $30-$45 so it can be costly if you get something wrong (Ask me how I know
). I just use the setup below on my small CNC and carve out the rest w/ a Manual. I like to do the Magwell on a Manual mill also.
Here is a DPMS Style 308 lower I did and cut an AR10 Magwell to use my 20's


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