Sold/Expired Billet Lowers $89

jtischauser · Nov 21, 2013

You just gotta but 25 at a time to get them that cheap but $119 for one ain't bad either.

http://www.joeboboutfitters.com/Spartan_15_Enhanced_Billet_Lower_Receiver_p/jb-spartan15.htm

cajunautoxer · Nov 21, 2013

Heck I may buy 3 can't beat them for $300 and even better I don't pay ffl fees

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RigPig · Nov 21, 2013

I just picked one of these up yesterday. I'll post pics when I get it together tonight or tomorrow. Finishing it out with a Geissele SD3G, Brownell's A2 completion kit, JBO LPK (sans FCG) and Magpul MOE A2 stock.

cajunautoxer · Nov 21, 2013

Would I be considered a hoarder if I already have 3 lowers at my ffl now

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mike cyrwus · Nov 21, 2013

havent heard much about joe bob lately, are they not sponsors anymore?

cajunautoxer · Nov 21, 2013

since Dec they haven't posted on any sites I'm on. They last word from them was notifying that all their 5% codes were no longer valid

jtischauser · Nov 21, 2013

I'm working on good ol Joe Bob for 2014.

Jackary · Nov 21, 2013

Hope to get them back as a sponsor here that is how I found out about them, and I have ordered quite a bit from them. They do still offer a 5% discount for FF/EMT/LEO/ MIl etc.

charger arms · Nov 21, 2013

JoeBob is still breathing. Shot with him Sunday.

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gondo · Nov 21, 2013

i would be down for one, just out of curiosity what all does it take to make an ar15 legally full auto.... i assume a different bcg, lot of paper work and tax stamp... but what else?

RigPig · Nov 21, 2013

gondo said:
i would be down for one, just out of curiosity what all does it take to make an ar15 legally full auto.... i assume a different bcg, lot of paper work and tax stamp... but what else?

All this info is available on the BATFE's website. If it were easy, everyone would have one, like they should be able to. Look up "RDIAS".

Corey · Nov 21, 2013

Joe Bob was at Arkansas multigun sectional also

charger arms · Nov 21, 2013

i would be down for one, just out of curiosity what all does it take to make an ar15 legally full auto.... i assume a different bcg, lot of paper work and tax stamp... but what else?

Short answer:

Purchase a pre -1986 registered drop in auto sear, lightening link for about $15,000. Pay the $200 for the tax stamp. Wait approximately 12 months for the form 4 approval.

Nothing made full auto after May 1986 is legal for individual transfer.

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gondo · Nov 21, 2013

Charger Arms said:
i would be down for one, just out of curiosity what all does it take to make an ar15 legally full auto.... i assume a different bcg, lot of paper work and tax stamp... but what else?

Short answer:

Purchase a pre -1986 registered drop in auto sear, lightening link for about $15,000. Pay the $200 for the tax stamp. Wait approximately 12 months for the form 4 approval.

Nothing made full auto after May 1986 is legal for individual transfer.

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so it is legal to buy new full auto guns as a the first owner?

mike cyrwus · Nov 21, 2013

Nothing made full auto after May 1986 is legal for individual transfer

Matt1911 · Nov 21, 2013

gondo said:
so it is legal to buy new full auto guns as a the first owner?

no....

Wall · Nov 21, 2013

gondo said:
i would be down for one, just out of curiosity what all does it take to make an ar15 legally full auto.... i assume a different bcg, lot of paper work and tax stamp... but what else?

a time machine to go back & register it before May 1986

cajunautoxer · Nov 21, 2013

Money lots and lots of money. Not sure on what the parts needed

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gondo · Nov 21, 2013

gondo said:
i would be down for one, just out of curiosity what all does it take to make an ar15 legally full auto.... i assume a different bcg, lot of paper work and tax stamp... but what else?

I guess I'm out just bought another one for a great deal!