Ok so I just got this Jig a few days ago and got a chance to use it today.
It is the Easy Jig Gen 2 - Combined AR-15 and .308 80% Lower Jig and this thing rocks.
It is the best 80% AR jig I have used ever and best of all it does the AR15 and AR10 80% lowers.
These are the Stock images as I forgot to take pictures of opening my box.
Now I followed the instructions and here are some pictures as I was working on it.
More images will be loaded Below.
When I was done with the lowers they turned out freaking awesome (see pictures below)
This Jig allows you to load it and unload it with just unscrewing the Rear of the receiver then removing one screw and pulling 1 pin, you can change lowers in about 1.5 minutes.
When setting up the router just follow the instructions and it is easy peasy.
From start to finish taking my time it took about 2 hours to do one lower and the second one took about 1.5 hours.
You start by drilling one hole and adjusting the bit
until that section is done then pit a pin in and keep going till done with second section then put in the trigger jig in and adjust the router till done with the last section.
Then turn the jig on its side and drill the side holes as directed and you now have a working AR lower.
Pictures:
It is the Easy Jig Gen 2 - Combined AR-15 and .308 80% Lower Jig and this thing rocks.
It is the best 80% AR jig I have used ever and best of all it does the AR15 and AR10 80% lowers.
These are the Stock images as I forgot to take pictures of opening my box.
Now I followed the instructions and here are some pictures as I was working on it.
More images will be loaded Below.
When I was done with the lowers they turned out freaking awesome (see pictures below)
This Jig allows you to load it and unload it with just unscrewing the Rear of the receiver then removing one screw and pulling 1 pin, you can change lowers in about 1.5 minutes.
When setting up the router just follow the instructions and it is easy peasy.
From start to finish taking my time it took about 2 hours to do one lower and the second one took about 1.5 hours.
You start by drilling one hole and adjusting the bit
until that section is done then pit a pin in and keep going till done with second section then put in the trigger jig in and adjust the router till done with the last section.
Then turn the jig on its side and drill the side holes as directed and you now have a working AR lower.
Pictures: