This week we finish our two-part series about assembling an pistol caliber AR.
Upper Parts:
Palmetto State Armory Forward Assist and Ejection Port Cover
Quarter Circle 10 9mm Bolt
Quarter Circle 10 9mm Barrel
Seeking Precision MSCR V2 Handguard
Specialty Tool Solutions Mil-Spec Upper Receiver
Specialty Tool Solutions Charging Handel
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What happened to the lower build video. I used it when building mine and would like to show my buddy who is looking to build his.
How many spacers can with the barrel nut? How many did you use? Did you put one spacer in the barrel nut before the first tightening and then put a second spacer in the barrel nut before the 2nd tightening?
Ugh, don't let it touch your shoulder. It will magically turn into an SBR with no tax stamp. 😬Great video!
Nice man. Nice. Taxes are highway robbery. Just subbed.
I cant find lower assembly video for some reason
Where to buy vice blocks please.
Your barrel nut had a burr on the edge of it. May be why you had to tap the handguard on. Either way, it's on and it looks real nice.
If you dont keep the torque wrench 90° from the barrel nut wrench the torque is not correct. Also you should lock tight the rail screws with blue locktight to keep them from getting loose
I’m building a 9mm PCC for steel challenge type matches. Since this is my first build can you post a list of tools needed to build the upper receiver/barrel assembly?
I’m mad you have a cheap bushnell on that pistol
So obviously you have SBR paperwork for this since you have a forward grip.(Front grips are illegal on AR pistols.). So, why didn’t you put a stock on it instead of a pistol brace?
What's the angled forgrip that your using?
Correct me if I am wrong but using that barrel nut wrench will give you a longer overall torque wrench length and subsequently give you an erroneous reading. Does the material included with that tool give you the formula to determine what the adjusted torque value should be? If not it seems like you would inadvertently over-torque your barrel nut.
great vid, thanks!
Where can I find that front grip?