quote Originally posted by 30+mpg: The real question is "Will this thing ever get finished?" The answer is I think not.

Ouch. I guess the truth hurts the most

I've got enough 1/2" 321 stainless ordered to do the exhaust flanges for both cylinder heads. Wasn't terribly cheap at $100, but it's best for what I want to do. I hope to get at least one set milled out this weekend.

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Got my jig for my flanges done tonight.

quote Originally posted by FastIndyFiero: building an AR-15 among other things.

off topic but me and my uncle want to put some together. what are they runing nowdays?

quote Originally posted by slinger: off topic but me and my uncle want to put some together. what are they runing nowdays?

Cost pretty much depends on how much you want to spend.

The first one I built cost about $700 to get up and running with a decent barrel/upper, standard M4 collapsible stock, pretty much standard lower:




About another $500 and I had a decent optic setup and a nice MAGPUL PRS stock.


The one I'm building right now I've spent about $800 on, and I've yet to get a barrel, handguard and stock, which total, will be another $1000 or a little less, without any kind of optic. Factoring in a nice Eotech holosight would be another $400.

Pics in its current form:



Here's a model I made to get a feel for what I'm going after.




Pics show it with the handguard and flash hider I'm going for.
Final form will be a 10.5" Short Barrel Rifle (SBR). I'm also about to put my BATF Form 1 paperwork through for building a suppressor, which would add another 6-7" of length. If I permanently attached it to the barrel, I could get around the $200 SBR tax stamp and pay for the tax stamp for the suppressor only.

nice! i cant do much with one in collage but i could start with the lower receiver and when im done with school get the rest and work my way up, i would be going for a SPR style.

thanks for the info

back to your regularly scheduled program

quote Originally posted by slinger: nice! i cant do much with one in collage......... back to your regularly scheduled program

yes you can. its just not right....

happy hunting

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they might get a little mad if i build one in my dorm room

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WeBCLkX45tc

Hey, the email bounced again, so here is a preview of the drawing I got with my parts. As Imentioned it's 22ft long and has 5 views, but not of too much value from a design standpoint.

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