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Need to finish your 80% lower? Grab an AR15 jig.
Under federal law, an unfinished 80% lower is not considered a firearm. To cut, drill, and fabricate your receiver blank -- turning it into a firearm by legal definition -- you'll need an AR15 80% jig. We've got you covered with quality jigs made for all AR-type 80% lowers.
While AR15 jigs may all look a bit different, they do the same things: Provide you with the guides and templates for cutting your AR-15 80% lower's fire control cavity, and drilling the pin holes for the hammer, safety, and trigger. Completing these various fabrication steps turns your "not-a-firearm" into a firearm by definition.
Typically, all AR-type 80% jigs include components that are identical or substantially similar:
Contrary to federal law, some states have either restricted or banned the sale, transfer, and ownership of 80% lowers, firearm blanks, and other gun parts. Because of these restrictions, we cannot ship our products to certain states. Please check whether we can ship to your state before placing an order. We cannot fulfill orders to restricted states if placed.
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