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AR180B Build Live Stream

Doing a live stream on YouTube today featuring a build of an AR180B parts kit on a Nodak Spud NDS-18S lower. For those not familiar my not often used YouTube channel is BigRix.

Not sure exactly what time it’s going to start but I’m shooting for somewhere around 12 noon or 1:00 Arizona Time.

If you subscribe to me on YouTube and click the Bell you should get notified when it starts. You can also give me a follow on InstaGram at bigrix and I will announce it there as well.

Please join me and I will try to answer any questions you might have.

I ran a quick test run last night to see if it would work and here it is in all it’s glory.

Edit, All done and here it is.

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Reader Pics: Home Made Upper

Reader David sent me some pics of his home made upper receiver shell. He also made gas system parts, guide rail, and a scope mount. Great work. I love seeing this type of ingenuity. Keep the pics coming as the build continues David.

 

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AR180S Pistol Grips Ready To Ship

Well I have 3 ready to ship.

I have reworked the model and done modifications to my printer and I am happy with how they are printing now.

I have also decided to put them up for sale and will print and fill orders as they come in. That might take awhile to fill as they take quite some time to print. 18+ hours to be exact.

These can certainly be used as is but really need to be sanded, polished, possibly even painted.

Here is an early prototype that I sanded and rounded the edges then polished.

First 3 will ship right away, first come, first served. Just click on the link at the top of the page to take you to the Shopping Cart.

I am really looking forward to getting some pictures of how your pistol grips turn out!

As always use the “Contact Me” link to send me an email if you have any questions.

 

 

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Reader Pics: New Sharpshooter Kit

Got an email the other day and I knew y’all would be interested in it.

A brand new Sharpshooter kit.

 

This one is packaged as coming from Timberline Hawk and differs in construction from my example. The hand guard cover is improved by the addition of Velcro to allow it to be removed easily. The butt stock cover is the real pain in the ass to install. If I made a new version of this I would certainly use Velcro for that as well.

Just for fun I am including a pic from the movie Daylight’s End showing a Sharpshooter in use.