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Oh, it's milsurp general.

Not really into milsurp. I just love the packs. The belt is itself is OK. Kind of waiting to get myself a legitimate kit. Probably going to buy the carrier, plates, nods, peq, helmet altogether.

That's probably an awful idea, but it doesn't matter. You're never going to do any of that.

@tacticoolyourjets Whatever you say

@Adam hi sweety

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@DOOMER did you fight in Vietnam sir?

Can't stop the signal. https://files.catbox.moe/8y9x3o.mp4

imagine being years late to Defense Distributed and acting like we haven't seen this shit before

I've known about it for years. The lopoint is a new file in development, and not everyone knows about DD yet. There are also developments like FOSSCAD that people might not know about if they haven't kept up with it.

very cool thanks

Holy shit I need to get my 3d printer back up and running. I haven't checked FOSCAD since I got my 10/22 and they have models for the magazines. Also, they have the receivers on there, and I think a few pieces of sheet steel would be enough to reinforce a printed 10/22 lower for long term use. IDK about the feed lips on the mags though. Those are bitch.

maybe get an AR

considering all you have is a 10/22

Of course. That's probably the first gun I'll buy when I move out.

Make sure it’s a good AR

I plan on building it, but I'll take my time and do my research to make sure it's good. I already know the barrel is the most important part for accuracy, so I'll get a good one. I might even do an 80% lower if I have access to the tools at the time and my first attempt goes well.

I would encourage you to do an 80% but it's much harder than a P80

which is to say an 80% can be done by brain damaged meth heads

and a 80% AR requires an IQ of 100

P80?

Polymer 80 Glock...

keep up with me boy

Ah. I thought it might mean polymer, but there are polymer lowers for ARs too.

I'm sure I can do it, but I'll have to borrow my uncle's drill press and router, and I know how easy it is to misalign one drill bit and fuck the whole thing up.

Have you done one before?

I did a P80 Glock in July

ultimately came to a point where I realized that I could not fit the locking block pins in both at a time because of fitment issues (asked my local smith and he confirmed)

so its probably fucked and will require a new frame, I'll ask P80 if they will send a new one

Ah. I'm actually looking at picking up an 80% from anderson, but they have a note saying "Please note that the rear lug pocket for the upper must be finished in the machining process in order to seat an upper" on the product page. Other manufacturers mention whether or not they've finished it already too. Any idea what it means?

not a clue, avoid anderson

How bad could their 80%s be? Don't they do OEM for tons of other manufacturers?

spend the extra $15 and get an Aero lower.

Afaik andersons trash rep comes from poor CC

Its a gamble if you buy

I'm not seeing any 80%s on Aero's site.

I assembled an Anderson lower where the safety detent was drilled a few degrees from perpendicular

how tf do you even do that...

higher end companies will sometimes do individual inspections rather than batch testing