The stripped lower receiver is where you always start when building an AR-15.This is because since it is the regulated firearm part of the overall rifle or pistol, that is why it is allowed. The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms (ATF) does not regulate, serialize, or control any of the additional components that you need to make an AR. However, even though the lower of the...

HOW TO MILL & FINISH AN 80% LOWER It’s understandable why many are turning to 80 percent lowers because of the ability to build your own gun starting from an incomplete lower which can help save time and money all while avoiding some legal hassle. (Especially since we just got the legal injunction! That’s why the 80 percent industry has been experiencing such a huge...

An AR-9 80% lower receiver is a component of the AR-9 rifle that is not yet finished. It is not a firearm and cannot be fired as is. It must be completed by the owner in order to become a functioning rifle.   This is done by machining the unfinished receiver into the final shape, then installing the parts that make it a complete weapon. The 80% lower receiver is just the beginning –...

GST-9 frame in stock - Introduction  Are you a firearm enthusiast looking to build your own GST-9 frame? Look no further! In this comprehensive guide, we will explore everything you need to know about the GST-9 frame kit, from its components to its exciting features. Whether you're a seasoned builder or a beginner, this guide will help you navigate through the process and create...

GST-9 Pistol Frame The GST-9 V1 became a standard for the market for 80% frames when it was first released in November 2019. It offered a modular grip system while still being compatible with Gen 3 G19 parts. With the new GST-9 MOD1 frame, we've lifted the bar once again after three years of customer input and thousands of rounds fired!For improved controls throughout...

GST-9 Pistol Frame The GST-9 V1 became a standard for the market for 80% frames when it was first released in November 2019. It offered a modular grip system while still being compatible with Gen 3 G19 parts. With the new GST-9 MOD1 frame, we've lifted the bar once again after three years of customer input and thousands of rounds fired!For improved controls throughout...

We decided to try it ourselves to see what we could achieve after receiving inquiries regarding the best technique to paint a polymer pistol frame. We've actually painted a lot of weapons and gun components in the past, so this was an enjoyable test to evaluate which supplies and techniques would be most effective.Although some handguns are made of plastic, most are made of metal. Although...

The stripped lower receiver is where you always start when building an AR-15. This is because since it is the regulated firearm part of the overall rifle or pistol, that is why it is allowed. The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms (ATF) does not regulate, serialize, or control any of the additional components that you need to make an AR. However, even though the lower of the AR is...

The stripped lower receiver is where you always start when building an AR-15. This is because since it is the regulated firearm part of the overall rifle or pistol, that is why it is allowed. The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms (ATF) does not regulate, serialize, or control any of the additional components that you need to make an AR. However, even though the lower of the AR is...

GST-9 Pistol Frame The GST-9 V1 became a standard for the market for 80% frames when it was first released in November 2019. It offered a modular grip system while still being compatible with Gen 3 G19 parts. With the new GST-9 MOD1 frame, we've lifted the bar once again after three years of customer input and thousands of rounds fired!For improved controls throughout the recoil...