AR-15 Lower Receiver Forging Paperweight NO FFL - $20

All that because I read the date wrong and thought I ordered it a week before. Maybe they just expect to be out of business in a month or two so they're not putting any investment into how they treat customers. I won't do business with them again.

YEP THAT'S HOW THESE SCUMBAGS

Submitted by eltoro on Thu, 2013-02-07 01:17.

YEP THAT'S HOW THESE SCUMBAGS OPERATE. AND THEY ARE MORONS AND CRAZY I ONLY EMAILED THEM 2 TIMES AND THEY HAVE EMAILED ME 5 REPLIES AND 1 EXTREMELY NASTY PHONE CALL ! PISS ON R GUNS THEY ARE TRASH THAT GIVE GUN OWNERS AND THE GUN INDUSTRY A VERY BAD NAME !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

$15 bucks for shipping for a

Submitted by maddogg56 on Thu, 2013-01-10 09:31.

$15 bucks for shipping for a paper weight? I wanted to order one but I think I'll pass.

Now that is pretty cool,

Submitted by Arsenal76 on Sun, 2013-01-06 19:54.

Now that is pretty cool, wonder if you can legally turn that into a weapon. Pretty sure manufacturing your own gun in general is a FELONY, but if somehow you ask for permission first there is probably some way to do it.. I would rather have a DUMMY Grenade as a paperweight though!

Per usual, you don't know

Submitted by sg8932 on Mon, 2013-01-07 07:44.

Per usual, you don't know what you're talking about. It is perfectly legal to make your own firearm. However it is much easier to start with one of the "80%" receivers that only require a jig and a drill bit to finish. I wouldn't use this for anything more than a paperweight.

http://www.cncguns.com/tooling.html

It is perfectly legal to

Submitted by atplowman on Sun, 2013-01-06 20:31.

It is perfectly legal to build your own semi-auto firearm, so long as its not being sold or used to generate income.

So far Rguns has NOT gouged

Submitted by fleshwund on Sun, 2013-01-06 19:06.

So far Rguns has NOT gouged or limited stock, they are staying in my book as a reputable dealer, just got a few uppers of them for 95 each to my door each,,, cannot complain about this company at all and are working hard to keep the civil based well armed.
now if they would get some BCG in stock :)

Anybody have a detailed set

Submitted by wingmanchris518 on Sun, 2013-01-06 19:05.

Anybody have a detailed set of instructions for milling these? I have done 80% lowers before and have access to a drill press and lathe. These look pretty intense to mill.