Thread: 3D Printed AR15 Lower Reciever

As well to worry about a criminal or a murderous 10 year old with a lathe and a drill press


There have been a number of well made homebuilt machine guns found in gang hands in Australia in recent years, Luty type and MAC10 type amongst them, a jeweller in Sydney was making MAC10s for gangs for $15,000 apiece


It's not that hard to make a gun.

15k for a mac10 clone?!? That's a tidy pile of cash for something so easy to make!

Originally Posted by res

15k for a mac10 clone?!? That's a tidy pile of cash for something so easy to make!

Rarity premium, dawg


Probably only 200 bucks of raw materials and a couple hours work. Mill bolt and FCG parts, cut and bend flats, a bit of riveting/welding. One 9mm barrel blank would do about 6 guns

risk factor/prison time definitely increases the price
loads of money in prison wont stop bubba making you his play thing

Originally Posted by gimp

Because actual good quality milspec aluminium lowers are $79.10 from Brownells and will last around 1 million times longer

Indeed, I meant that as a do it because you can, and its interesting, rather than a do it because its the best idea. Besides when it breaks you can just get a quality aluminium lower from brownells for $79.10