9mm lowers question

[mjrducky]

this and they do make cool stuff, I would love to have a .45acp AR.

That or a .357 Sig AR...

I would love to have a .45acp AR.

Your welcome to try my AR 45acp upper its pretty fun!

That or a .357 Sig AR...

I hadn't thought of one of these ... time to go looking for more info.


To the OP Hahn block from Cwood is a good place to start!

 

[jeremy]

Double tapped it!!!

YEAH!!!

 

[jeremy]

Your welcome to try my AR 45acp upper its pretty fun!



I hadn't thought of one of these ... time to go looking for more info.


To the OP Hahn block from Cwood is a good place to start!

Is it one of the RMW Uppers that are DI?!

I really would like to get a first hand impression of these! I am very interested in how well they run and are built.

I am a fanboy of the .357 Sig round to start with. Just seemed a natural mix with my Sig P226 in the same Cal...

P.S. More info... Bazooka Brothers Mfg.

 

[LEaSH]

I'm liking the idea of a 45acp suppressed with a Cav-15 lower set up with hahn mag block for grease gun mags and heavy buffer. Brownells has those.

But when upper parts are so limited, I think 9mm is a better route. Even then, it's no cheap venture.

But I must do it. It's one of those things.

 

[curraheeguns]

+1 on Hahn blocks being the shnizzle.

I have one in my Colt SBR and it runs like warm butter. I have never had feed issues with it.

 

[revsaxon]

Im a fan of the spikes block myself, is compatible with just about every mag type