Is this model ideal for finishing out 80% Aluminum AR15 Lower Receivers?
2004717
I was surprised with the quality of this milling compound, very light yet very rigid
2004718
I have this model. It is very accurate, easy to use, sturdy. I am retired Army veteran and I think the lower receiver is too big for the holddown system of this adj drill press vise. It's only about 8 inches long and about 2 inches high. Look for one with regular jaws that close via a screw system, like one on a workbench! there are several out here on amazon that will work and have both directions of travel for the accuracy you will need for that project.
674763
I bolted mine atop an AR15 and am very happy with it. After firing my rifle, my son said he was going to buy one for his AR10.
1711486
I purchased the 4-screw model, if i was shooting a higher grained bullet then maybe a stronger mount would be needed. But for a ar-15 the 4-screw is perfect.
1971564
The mount I received is machined from 7075 Aluminum bar stock. The existing stripper clip lug was removed to facilitate the rear attachment point on the sight mount. The two side receiver screws complete the mounting installation. At the range, could not get the scope to stay dialed in. The windage knob would move four to six clicks right and the elevation knob would move two to three clicks down after each shot. Sent the scope back to Aimsportsinc and upgraded. The violent action of the M1A was too much for the original scope but have had no problems with the setup in place right now. The mount is solid. Hope this helps. Cheers. The mount I received is machined from 7075 Aluminum bar stock. The existing stripper clip lug was removed to facilitate the rear attachment point on the sight mount. The two side receiver screws complete the mounting installation. At the range, could not get the scope to stay dialed in. The windage knob would move four to six clicks right and the elevation knob would move two to three clicks down after each shot. Sent the scope back to Aimsportsinc and upgraded. The violent action of the M1A was too much for the original scope but have had no problems with the setup in place right now. The... » Read More The mount I received is machined from 7075 Aluminum bar stock. The existing stripper clip lug was removed to facilitate the rear attachment point on the sight mount. The two side receiver screws complete the mounting installation. At the range, could not get the scope to stay dialed in. The windage knob would move four to six clicks right and the elevation knob would move two to three clicks down after each shot. Sent the scope back to Aimsportsinc and upgraded. The violent action of the M1A was too much for the original scope but have had no problems with the setup in place right now. The mount is solid. Hope this helps. Cheers. « Show Less
577718
It will not. The rail changes the dimensions on the lower receiver too drastically.
648085
This should work just fine on your AR10 (many folks have used this on 308's)... the built in adjust-ability should allow you to find a position that ejects the brass efficiently.
1386096
I think so. You're getting a whole unit for less than the price of a good mount. Mine is on a 15-22, and it holds up during shooting, but loses zero during transport in its soft case.
1564785
No, not as a real m4, Real M4,M16,AR15's ect. receivers are made of aircraft grade aluminum, this is soft pot metal similar to what die cast cars are made of.. I hear this is because they do not want people to be able to convert them to real gun's. I "feels" real and not toyish like plastic guns do because of the weight but that's about it.
1116241
Hi Scott, This is Jeff, I'm Colleen's husband. I took my maverick 88 apart, drilled & tapped the receiver. With 8-32 allen heads you will be fine. Just make sure to blow it out good with air gun before re-assembly, & use the red Loctite ! Good luck! Jeff
447340
Depending on the application test thinning it out and you shouldn't have any problems. I've used it on AR uppers and a few models with great results and a smooth finish.
1624773
Hey, I would suggest you look for a hawk mount, just to be sure. I wouldn't risk the mount pins not fitting your reciever, or worse potentially damaging your shotgun receivers finish.
2097191
Yes. You would have to purchase a low rise mount on here but it wouldn't be expensive.I honestly don't see you needing to change it! When you use the proper stance and have the correct cheek weld it should be perfect, this is a standard red dot height. Don't bend your neck and bring your eye to the sight, bring the gun and sight to your eye!
1604755
Yes it would. I use this press with rcbs dies and a hornady shell holder and I don't have any problems..but if you have an ar-15 you may want to put your money toward a multi staged press. Reloading with a single stage press is a slow process and requires quite a few components that might be better acquired from a kit. Check out YouTube. There are a lot of good resources related to this type of press and many others mentioned by name.
315658
Yes, it clears perfectly on an AR15. the front sight is still in the scope view, but so close that it's not visible. The rear iron sight should be folded for proper use. Worked great on my 1" scope
119022
That would depend on the height of your handguard/receiver; and I'd buy a different riser. The twist knob on/off is crap, gets in the way of the picatinny slots.
1379712
is it possible to interchange upper reciever assemblies on lower reciever by pulling the 2 upper assembly take down pins in the front and rear like the original ar15/m16 models you know the real ones?
294281
mine is on a ruger 10-22 and it is fine for that purpose, it seems well made, but did not impress as particularly robust. If you have something to use it on if it does not suit the ar-15, it is worth the price, but I cannot speak to it's to stand up to heavier sustained shooting