So, I've been pretty quiet about this, but wanted to share with everyone who is into guns that there is a new player in town. My Dad has owned a mid to small company making indexable carbide inserts and tool holders for about 40 years now. As the economy has gone up and down, he has adapted. His most recent adaptation is manufacturing high end AR-15's (right now). He has been working on this for about a year, utilizing extra CNC machining capacity he has. His guns are 100% machined from billet and they are pretty bad ass. He has a patent pending design for the lowers and Handguards. When all three "main" components are assembled, all the design lines match up to create a single piece look. The nice thing is that even with the patented design, all the interface parts follow mil-spec standards and Industry standards (Like M-lok) so there isn't any concern about aftermarket parts. I have number 40 (for my 40th birthday!) in .450 Bushmaster.
Anyway, His website went live yesterday. Give it a look. They are offering 5 different chambers to start (.223 Wylde, 300 AAC Blackout, 450 Bushmaster, 458 SoCom, and 6.5 Grendel) and two different "models."
www.specarmsllc.com
Here are some pics of mine...I have a "premium" Handguard, Stainless Barrel and a couple other options (like a custom, no longer available color). Out the Door pricing on my is right around 1800 bucks. They start at 1600.
Couple close ups to show the unity of the upper, lower and Handguard.
Couple Overall Pictures.
Anyway, His website went live yesterday. Give it a look. They are offering 5 different chambers to start (.223 Wylde, 300 AAC Blackout, 450 Bushmaster, 458 SoCom, and 6.5 Grendel) and two different "models."
www.specarmsllc.com
Here are some pics of mine...I have a "premium" Handguard, Stainless Barrel and a couple other options (like a custom, no longer available color). Out the Door pricing on my is right around 1800 bucks. They start at 1600.
Couple close ups to show the unity of the upper, lower and Handguard.
Couple Overall Pictures.
