Dedicated 9mm Glock Lower AR-15 Receivers

[Das Jared]

Nice!! Can't wait for detailed pictures.

 

[tmd11111]

Will you be making a ramped bolt cut for the glock mags ad well?

 

[RunnerRunner]

Will you be making a ramped bolt cut for the glock mags ad well?

Yes.

 

[tmd11111]

Yes.

Well it looks like there's gonna be another build in my near future

 

[Texas42]

Thanks for answer my questions and the info about the uppers.

Prices look good, too.

 

[BIGPAPIGREG]

We should have these for sale Monday or Tuesday of next week.

Pricing will be $169.99 for the stripped lower. We will also have a package deal of $199.99 for a stripped lower and two 17-round magazines.

man this is sounding good Bigun!!!

 

[Thegomezclan]

Couple questions, if using your uppera will the lower need a buffer tube and will G19 mags work also.

 

[Charlie]

I'd love to have a 9mm (or .45) receiver, but not at that price.

 

[Das Jared]

Couple questions, if using your uppera will the lower need a buffer tube and will G19 mags work also.

Yes, you will need a buffer tube. You will also need a 9mm buffer, which is heavier than standard AR15 buffers, because of the blowback design. G19 mags will work just fine.

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[Thegomezclan]

Yes, you will need a buffer tube. You will also need a 9mm buffer, which is heavier than standard AR15 buffers, because of the blowback design. G19 mags will work just fine.

Sent from Jennifer Lawrence's bedroom

Thanks for the response

 

[Shady]

I think you can also just add Quarters or washers to do the same as a " 9mm buffer" but I don't own one so might be wrong

 

[Dawico]

Thanks for the response

It looks like G26 mags will even work.

They look nice but Runner Runner is holding out on us. Full pistols and rifles will be available soon and .40 and .45 versions will follow.

 

[Charlie]

Thanks for the response

Check your PMs.

 

[Anger]

also too pricy imo. was told $165.xx. Needs to be in the $125.xx to make an impact sales wise in my uneducated opinion.

 

[RunnerRunner]

also too pricy imo. was told $165.xx. Needs to be in the $125.xx to make an impact sales wise in my uneducated opinion.

9mm takes more machine time and different pieces. The competing 9mm lowers on the market are approximately $100+ more than our offering price of 169.99. These are the lowest price on the market today. While a simple forged lower can be cheaply priced billet lowers require more time and expertise and will never be the lowest cost option. Until there exists a 9mm forging lower the prices won't be that low for the foreseeable future. While we understand this won't be the right choice for some we hope this explains the pricing policy.

 

[tmd11111]

You price is actually right in line for what it is. Some don't realize that 9mm ar's are a bit more $ than the standard 5.56 offerings.

 

[Glockster69]

Silly question, why does the 9mm AR exist at all? I'm not against it, just curious about the reasoning.

I have never owner anything in 9mm and don't want to add another caliber to my collection. But I have shot many of them, enjoyed it, and my resistance is weakening.

 

[Charlie]

Silly question, why does the 9mm AR exist at all? I'm not against it, just curious about the reasoning.

I have never owner anything in 9mm and don't want to add another caliber to my collection. But I have shot many of them, enjoyed it, and my resistance is weakening.

Agreed ^^^

 

[scap99]

Silly question, why does the 9mm AR exist at all? I'm not against it, just curious about the reasoning.

I have never owner anything in 9mm and don't want to add another caliber to my collection. But I have shot many of them, enjoyed it, and my resistance is weakening.

It's the AR answer to the Uzi and MP5 SMG.
Pistol Caliber Carbines make plenty of sense if you're already carrying that caliber.

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[Glockster69]

Good point. I had a .45 carbine, it's the only gun I've ever sold. Not because it was a Hi Point but rather the LH bolt catch didn't work for me.