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Anyone in the SD area have one of the old style 80% lower Jigs?
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One with the safety selector already done...Originally posted by BannedinBritainComment
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i assume he is looking for someone with a baxter jig
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Originally posted by Ronald ReaganComment
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I've got an older one from ar15plus.com, but it doesn't do anything more than a modern one does. Doesn't have that backplate though for the buffer tube.
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the old "80%" did not have the buffer tube area threaded and why the old jigs had the tower for the die ... also didnt have alot done like they do these days ...Originally posted by Ronald ReaganComment
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The new ones index off the takedown pins. The old one has the holes so you can drill the takedown pins from what I can tell. I have one from before BAFTE changed the rules.
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A pilot reamer is a good way to do the buffer tower hole, rather than using a Baxter-style jig (which are sketchy anyway).Live between Santa Cruz and SLO? Want to get involved?
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