Lynx 180B Match FRT Issued

[SpectreBallistics]

FRT 198282 - Non-Restricted

[bfiles]

Excellent news!!!

[Rifle Master]

What's it look like lol.

[SpectreBallistics]

What's it look like lol.

https://magdump.ca/52-lynx-180b

It's not new, we just finally decided to submit it for FRT.

[SpectreBallistics]

Just to be clear, with the current government we have no plans on building full rifles. We only make receivers so you can upgrade your WK or MCR.

[JayCorbett]

Just to be clear, with the current government we have no plans on building full rifles. We only make receivers so you can upgrade your WK or MCR.

Waiting for the perfect day and perfect circumstances before doing any actual work is some weak work ethic, and I assume if you did make full rifles they'd just be another POS canadian 180. Sorry.

[SpectreBallistics]

Waiting for the perfect day and perfect circumstances before doing any actual work is some weak work ethic, and I assume if you did make full rifles they'd just be another POS canadian 180. Sorry.

Lol, ok.

Maybe try milk in your corn flakes. Piss isn't working.

[kapanak]

Congratulations

I know it's out there if one were to piece it together, but I, and I imagine many others, would appreciate it if SBI offered a parts guide as to what is needed to build a 180B on their Lynx receivers from scratch. I don't mean linking to competitors and such for the parts, but just a general complete guide as to what is needed, as this is different from building an AR-15 from scratch.

Also, can you clarify if you manufacture your receivers on 6061 or 7075 aluminum alloy?

[SpectreBallistics]

Congratulations

I know it's out there if one were to piece it together, but I, and I imagine many others, would appreciate it if SBI offered a parts guide as to what is needed to build a 180B on their Lynx receivers from scratch. I don't mean linking to competitors and such for the parts, but just a general complete guide as to what is needed, as this is different from building an AR-15 from scratch.

Also, can you clarify if you manufacture your receivers on 6061 or 7075 aluminum alloy?

6061. Using 7075 would add about $50 cost and it isn't necessary apart from nice marketing.

[ponymusic]

Waiting for the perfect day and perfect circumstances before doing any actual work is some weak work ethic, and I assume if you did make full rifles they'd just be another POS canadian 180. Sorry.

Lol, ok.

Maybe try milk in your corn flakes. Piss isn't working.

I've got no dog in this fight, but that's some funny sh!t right there!