New Frontier Armory Lowers Gun Parts (2 deals total)
- Lowers
- New Frontier Armory
14 months ago 
$129.99
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This New Frontier 9mm AR15 lower receiver accepts glock pattern or style magazines. With Glock pattern 9mm AR15 builds, the last round bolt hold open (LBHO) is featured in the 9mm upper receiver.
Manufacturer - New Frontier Armory
Model - C-9
Type - AR-9 Stripped Lower Receiver — milled from 7075 T6 aircraft grade aluminum billets
Caliber - Multi (will accept any 9mm, .40 S&W, .357 SIG, and other small frame caliber upper receiver)
- UPC:
- MPN: C9LOWER
26 months ago , by Dealer
$289.99
* New Frontier Armory 80% C-9 Billet Lower Receiver Build Kit *
Manufacturer: New Frontier Armory
Model: 80% C-9 Billet Lower Receiver
Type: AR-9 80% Lower Receiver — milled from 7075 T6 aircraft grade aluminum billets
Caliber: Multi (will accept any 9mm, .40 S&W, .357 SIG, and other small frame caliber upper receiver)
Magazine: Accepts any Glock style small frame pistol caliber magazines in 9mm, .40 S&W, .357 SIG, and other calibers
Weight: 16 oz before finishing Other Specifications and Features of the 80% C-9 Billet Lower Receiver:
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US Patriot Armory 3919
You might need a new hobby as this trolling thing is going to cause a heart attack or stroke as seriously as you take your job.
Bye bye
Enough with the folding guns already! Stupid shit
I figured that it was sarcastic. I like those HF files too! Wish they made 3 different sets of varying from fine, med, and coarse.
This is just wrong. But funny
You must be an air softer if you believe in mil spec
I ordered a M81 and a M81 BB "Standard grade" from AIM Surplus. The M81 has a little exterior finish wear on the safety and mag release button, trigger guard, but the bore is mint and strong rifling. I would have rated it at VG. The M81 BB actually had about the same finish wear BUT the rifling is almost smooth, was disappointed with that. Would rate it at G+ or VG-. Have no idea where this grade rating of "Standard" suddenly appeared in the "firearms business" with all these Berettas that were imported. I'm used to Poor, Good, VG, or EX, Mint.
Anyway as a comparison I came across the Gander offering also rated at "Standard" at the special pricing. So I ordered one, all I had to do was have my FFL email his FFL to Gander and I was good to go. So YES, they ARE required to collect sales tax by some states, yes they charged $9.95 for shipping , which was less than the $18 from AIM. My FFL's transfer fee was $15!
The pistol arrived and I was pleasantly surprised by condition, not mint BUT EX to EX+. The bore is mint with strong rifling. I'd certainly buy again IF I needed a 4th M81 Series. LOL ( I've also got the M84 in 380 acp, but had to put Pachmayr grips on it to make it more comfortable to shoot). I kind of "assumed" Gander would be selling something they would display in one of their stores was the reasoning behind my comparison test and in my case it worked out very well. I like the white sights on the M 81 BB so will probably sell the M81. They ARE very nice shooting pistols. Plus you can get original manuals from the Beretta website for one cent plus postage!
I was just BS'in him. I have a few sets of those small files from HF that would work along with several fine grades of sandpaper to finish it up.
A simple file would do. A grinder might make it out of spec in the other direction. I know it's the principle, but over .006?
You can borrow my grinder. We'll get it into spec.
So you did refuse it, right?