SOT, nice.

I forget what level of SOT you need for SBR conversions. Can you make an AK pistol into a SBR for me?

I'm and 07 Manufacturer of other than DD's and NFA MFGR. I can make anything but DD's

on a Pistol you already own It's probably gona be much faster and CHEAPER to do a form 1 yourself. would only cost you the 200$ for your tax stamp and what stock you want to add

ask if you have any questions

I knew about the tax stamp, just not where to get one, or who to pay.

http://www.atf.gov/forms/download/atf-f-5320-1.pdf

After you download the application, please photocopy the front and back of the application to one sheet of paper. The National Firearms Act Branch will not accept the application if the front and back are submitted on separate pages.

get finger prints or have CO, LLC, or trust buy make a check for 200$ to atf mail all off to address on form and forget about it for 3-6 months...... will get form back in the mail with a stamp on it then can add stock, cut barrel what ever wanted to make.


also and order froms from here will mail you a packit with fingerprint cards and all

http://www.atf.gov/forms/dcof/ you want the F1

I was watching a documentary of this on YT. I take it that they were done via 3D Printing? I jave a few blueprints ans I can defo get more if you're interested?

not Printed they are Milled but the Idea is close. print you ADD, mill to subtract.

can use close to same programming some ppl print before make one in metal to test make sure have all the math right

wouldnt milled be more expensive though. as im guessing u would use a block of the material where as printing is only using the liquid/materials you need

sorry for double post.

I would imagine that milling might be slightly more accurate

forgot to say yes milled is more accurate also changes to look slitely on the finished gun so depending on the look you are trying for can be changed by the lower

yes you start with about 2 pounds of AL and cut it down to about a 1/2 pound just remove every thing, lots of the wast can be recycled.

most lowers are forged then they are milled don't have cut so much out. but milled gives it a lot of dimensional stability. forged is a little stronger than milled.

and printed just do not have good wear patterns or strength. but are good for prototyping or just lets try this and see if it would work


the prices of lowers when every thing is not nutz is about 100-130$ for a good forged and 180-300$ milled

I see you have received six rifles through the mail.

yes love being an FFL had 2 Tommy's a mounth ago but they were for a customer so did not post picks of there guns

Oh no! I love Thompsons! What models were they?

a Gangsters model and WW2 style

A model '21, and a '28A1?

1927a1 and 45MI was all I saw on the guns

Oh nice! the '27a1 should have had a round muzzle break right?

I see a 'fire' and 'safe' setting, but these seem to lack a 'baby seeking' setting. Are they defective?