Transparent AR lowers... available tomrrow.

[Lebowski]

What do you think? I haven't heard much about Tennessee Arms Company, LLC but they seem to be popular over in the Reddit Gun and AR15 communities and apepar to specialize in their lowers... plus they can do custom laser engraving as well... (INGO lowers? *cough* *cough*)

Supposedly one of their team members or associates have over 7,000 rounds on his standard Nylon 6-6 lower whereas someone else commented they have over 15,000 rounds through theirs. Appears to be of decent quality. Now I kind of want a polymer lower in one of their magpul furniture matching colors.

While the transparency one is pretty neat, unsure if a full build would look all that good and I'd hate to see how one looked after heavy use and having had products sprayed inside and gunk built up... But still pretty neat anyhow!

 

[Lebowski]

Woops, here are links to the original discussion(s): Ghost Gun...lol.. production should start tomorrow. Mold tweaks today. Should be on the site Friday. : guns and Production should start tomorrow. Also...a propane torch may or may not improve clarity...ok it does. : ar15

 

[Ericpwp]

I don't think it would look that good for long. Maybe for a safe queen, or just to have one.

 

[KokomoDave]

Go long stroke piston ala PWS and it would run very clean!

 

[mikefraz]

I'd rock one.

 

[Vigilant]

Wonder if it's anything like the Glock 7, a ceramic pistol that cost more than you make in a month?

 

[Lebowski]

Wonder if it's anything like the Glock 7, a ceramic pistol that cost more than you make in a month?

Haha. Well, these will be $60 + shipping so hopefully we all make a little more than that here per month

 

[Mgderf]

Poly lowers have a LONG way to go before I'll buy one.

 

[churchmouse]

Pass.

 

[throttletony]

I don't think it would look that good for long. Maybe for a safe queen, or just to have one.

^^ this.
looks cool, but after 1000 rounds it would only look "cool" to those of us that appreciate a firearm as a tool

I personally like the idea, and it makes for a cool show piece. It'd be easier to explain how the trigger functions w/ a gun like this

 

[Ericpwp]

Yeah, it might be good for at trigger jobs. The 1911 guys all have jigs for their's.

 

[Johnny C]

These should be illegal because you can sneak a rifle built with one on the plane through the x-ray machine.

 

[BluePig]

Non-reinforced clear nylon?
Durability will be horrible.
Don't drop it or your precious AR will shatter.
I will pass.

 

[MCgrease08]

I see no point to this other than to say you've got one.

 

[223 Gunner]

No Thanks, looks like a waste of time and money to me.

 

[halfmileharry]

^^ this.
looks cool, but after 1000 rounds it would only look "cool" to those of us that appreciate a firearm as a tool

I personally like the idea, and it makes for a cool show piece. It'd be easier to explain how the trigger functions w/ a gun like this

I've got friends that buy guns and NEVER fire them. Seems like the marketing target for a gun like this.

 

[TheWabbit]

Can you build a whale tank with that material?

 

[Bennettjh]

Kinda neat but I don't see myself getting one.

 

[Bigtanker]

The material is getting better and better. You can get wheels (car and motorcycle) that are transparent.

 

[printcraft]

Can you build a whale tank with that material?

Not a problem.
Do you know how to fly a Huey 204?