Description
The patent pending Easy Jig Gen 2 Multiplatform is the word’s first fully universal router jig capable of finishing AR-15, AR-9, and DPMS gen 1 pattern .308 80% lowers without the need for any additional adapter pieces. The jig converts between AR-15 and .308 by simply flipping the rear buffer tube mount and side plates. The Easy Jig Gen 2 is the culmination of our years of experience gained from manufacturing the world’s first router jig and the best selling jig in history, the Easy Jig Gen 1. We thought through every possible detail to improve the user experience with Easy Jig Gen 2 and took into account hundreds of suggestions from our customers. No detail was too small to be overlooked. The result is quite simply the finest 80% lower jig ever produced. We invite side by side comparison to any other jig on the market, nothing else compares.
New! Optional Hardened Steel Hand Drill Stabilizers™ provide extra stability when using a hand drill instead of a drill press. They are recommended although not required when using a hand drill. You can watch a short video about this exclusive feature here: https://80percentarms.com/collections/lower-jigs/products/hand-drill-stabilizers-for-easy-jig-gen-2...
UNIVERSAL
The only jig that fits every known AR-15, AR-9, and DPMS gen 1 .308 lower design.
Converts between AR-15 and .308 in seconds
No adapter pieces are required to convert, just flip plates over.
Self centering mechanism ensures perfection even with exotic billet lower designs
Tested to work with over 23 of the most common handheld routers
The only jig that works with full size routers (adapter required). Click to view list of compatible routers.
FAST
Less drilling, drill only 1 hole prior to milling
World’s fastest jig, can complete an 80% lower in under 30 min
Jig requires no disassembly to insert or remove 80% lower
80% lowers can be inserted or removed in under 10 seconds
EASY
Built-in measuring gauges. No measuring tools needed
No drill press needed, only a hand drill and handheld router
Included Shop Vac Attachment means less mess!
Includes detailed manual, quick start guide, and video tutorial download
DURABLE
End mill never makes contact with jig, no wear surfaces
End mill supported by premium quality bearing with extended service life
Drill surfaces made with hardened steel
Solid Steel 3/4 inch thick side plates
Jig weighs over 7 lbs
Comments (5)
I bought my jig from the folks at sub.moa and it's quite well made with the tool steel inserts that are easily replaced. But it doesn't have the built-in depth gauges and only comes with two top plates, which do not fit as a keyed plate would. They have about a quarter inch of play, which won't ruin an upper, but could lead to a rather awkward looking trigger pocket. I'm giving this one serious consideration, especially since the sub.moa jig cost me $300 with a lower, two milling bits and two drill bits.
My first jig and completed first lower. Absolutely no problems.Awesome jig only issue was took 8 weeks to get it and to me that's unacceptable and if I would've known wait time I would've held off until readily available. Definitely worth the money hands down, BUT NOT THE WAIT. Called them and every week after week 3 for 3 more weeks of calling non stop they said it should be going out soon. Yes, it arrived 2 weeks later after I gave up hope after steadily calling for 3 weeks to no avail. I would NOT ORDER AGAIN UNLESS IN STOCK AND READY TO SHIP. Also, shop vac connector did not fit either of my 3 shop vac hoses, so I'm not sure what size it actually fits so that feature was complete useless for me but still an awesome jig especially at the price. Hope this helps anyone in the market.
UPDATE!!!! Poor quality end mill and pins that secure lower and jig. Upon working second lower end mill chipped and pins missing ball to secure pin and keep it from backing out. EXTREMELY Poor quality, BUYERS BEWARE. I should have went with 5D Tactical instead. You have been warned.
I'm not sure why anyone would choose to use a hand drill when even a cheapo harbor freight drill press is stable enough to do the work. Yeah, I know the drill press isn't made to deal with later pressure and can break, but that's where lighter pressure, slower cutting and more finesse come to play in making a good end product.
Out of stock for at least a month. Why is this here?