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Ready To Get Your Hands On An 80% Blank?
Here Is What You Need To Know
Here Is What You Need To Know
An 80% lower refers to an unfinished firearm receiver, typically for AR-style rifles or pistols, that is only 80% complete and not classified as a firearm by the ATF (Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives). This allows enthusiasts to complete the lower receiver at home without the need for serialization, background checks, or federal regulations, provided it is for personal use and not for resale.
One of the primary benefits of owning an 80% lower is the ability to build a custom firearm. Builders have the freedom to choose every component to fit their exact specifications, such as the trigger, barrel, and other features, creating a truly personalized firearm. This customization allows builders to achieve specific performance goals, from competitive shooting to tactical applications.
Another significant advantage is privacy and autonomy. Since 80% lowers are not considered firearms by the ATF, they can be purchased and owned without a background check, offering enthusiasts a sense of privacy and independence from government tracking. This appeals to those who value their Second Amendment rights and wish to exercise them without unnecessary oversight.
Cost-effectiveness is another benefit, as 80% lowers often come at a fraction of the cost of fully manufactured receivers, allowing builders to save money on their projects. Additionally, completing an 80% lower is a rewarding experience that builds skills in firearms assembly and maintenance. This hands-on process deepens understanding and respect for the mechanics of firearms, fostering responsible ownership and craftsmanship.
What is an 80% Lower? Discussion Table with DTT
Justin and Jordan talk about 80% lowers while overviewing and discussing various 80% related questions!
The video was uploaded on 10/1/2021.
The video lasts for 16 minutes and 6 seconds.
