Sniper Grey Cerakote 80% Lower Receiver - Optional Safety Engraving
This 80 percent lower is not an FFL item; classified by the ATF as a non-firearm. It's made from T6 heat-treated 7075 aluminum with a Cerakote finish to protect against wear and tear and corrosion. Its magwells have been flared and broached, and all it needs is a machined trigger and safety well in order to be a fully functional, mil-spec lower receiver. Review some of the graphics that can be engraved by clicking on the Magwell and Safety tabs above, and customize the look of your 80 percent lower. Shop at RightToBear.com and save with great discount pricing on your AR15 parts without sacrificing quality.
Don't forget to select 1 of the 28 different safety markings from the drop down menu. The safety engraving reference chart can be seen under the "CHART A" tab above. Engraving will be on both sides of lower.
- 80% machined (just needs trigger and safety well machined)
- 7075 aluminum
- Cerro forged
- T6 Heat treated
- Magwells are flared and broached
- Cerakoted in Sniper Grey
- Cerro Forge (Key hole may or may not be machined off)
Please note: We will not ship 80% blanks to the following states: NY, NJ, D.C., CT, HI, CA, MD, WA, DE, NV, IL and RI. This is not legal advice, and we encourage you to check your local and state laws prior to ordering.
Please note: Some states may not allow you to legally manufacture a firearm. Please be sure to do your due diligence and make sure you are following your state and local laws before attempting to manufacture a firearm. This is not intended and should not be construed as an advertisement or offer for sale of any of our products to New Jersey residents or any person in New Jersey.
ENGRAVING REFERENCE CHART
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- Maximum Purchase:
- 20 units
ENGRAVING REFERENCE CHART
Our direct diode fiber laser engraving produces an extremely good looking and contrasting white mark on Anodized or Cerakoted surfaces
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CLICK HERE TO SEE ACTUAL SAMPLES OF SURFACE ENGRAVING
