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Lol, that's the reason! Ok thanks guys. I haven't looked into prices at all. I just remember earlier when people were selling WASR's that I would buy for 400 and selling them for 1200! I even saw a couple complete lowers go for 550!!!
Yeah, that's nonsense. You can find a lower pretty darn cheap these days: http://palmettostatearmory.com/index...05/lowers.htmlOriginally Posted by Bunny
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That's super cheap, thanks for the link honey badger
I just get 80% now.
Those palmetto stripped lowers are even on the high side. There are many non-blemished lowers available for well under $50 right now.
http://aimsurplus.com/product.aspx?i...d&search=lower
https://www.wideners.com/itemdetail....r=700|863|1068
And industry partner Ark Tactical has Aero Precision lowers on the shelf locally in many different finishes for a very good price.
Last edited by hollohas; 12-09-2014 at 22:02.
Saw a single stack thumb hole at the gunshow this weekend for 650. 1200 for one that takes regular mags might be a deal.
Anyone who pays more than $4 - 500 for a WASR is high. Vendors on line are pushing AK's OTD for $3 - 499.
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3 dollar AK's ????
Shit I might even buy one for THAT Price .....
Anyone know the best deal for an 80% and a jig to go with it? My dad and I are going to try finishing one as an x-mas project. He's got a lot of wood/stone/metal work experience and a pretty decent shop in the garage. Obviously since its just an 80% lower we're looking to save money and don't want to spend $300 for fancy stuff, but at the same time we don't want to spend dirt-cheap to get an 80% that has some of the most difficult/treacherous parts untouched.
I paid twice as much for my 80% lowers than I did for regular complete lowers last year. Seems like a tough time for 80%. How much are 80%ers going for right now?
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