The original CNC machined setup blocks / drill guide for completing your 0% - 80% (casting or forged) AR15 lower receiver. The blocks have a black anodized finish.  I enjoy helping people get started in this hobby, so let me know if you ever have any questions. YOU WILL NOT FIND THIS KIND OF SUPPORT ANYWHERE ELSE!!!

A great deal of research and design time was put into these blocks to make sure they were as user friendly as possible. These blocks will help hold the receiver flat and square while you finish the work needed to get your receiver machined into a firearm.  The blocks are machined to mil-spec standards, so every hole is right on the money.  The jig includes the drilled and tapped holes for the optional milling adapter plate (listed above).  

Applications

Using this jig is as easy as 1-2-3; (1) Place the blocks on both sides of the receiver and loosely tighten the two bolts, (2) Put the assembly upside down on the edge of a flat table and use another flat surface to make sure the back of the receiver is coincident with the back surface of the blocks ~this step is for location purposes~ (these two location surfaces must be right to finish specs before use), (3) Then simply tighten the bolts and you are ready to drill the side holes or do any other work that needs to be done on your receiver.

Bolt Catch Hole and Buffer Tube Area

This AR-15 jig will also aid you in drilling the bolt catch hole as well. Simply slide the block with the slots (as seen in the photo) over the receiver and clamp them together with a C-clamp and you are ready to drill the bolt catch hole, nice and straight without worrying about a crooked hole and ruined project. To get the pistol grip hole finished just slide the pistol grip onto the receiver and mark where the hole should be drilled. Then place a 2 ½" block under the receiver (as shown) to easily drill the pistol grip hole. This way of drilling the hole is by far the easiest method.

You can also use this AR15 jig to make sure you get that tricky buffer tube area drilled and tapped the first time. These blocks will even help you drill the front detent pin and any other work on top or bottom of the receiver. The jig is so EASY to use, that you can finish out your receiver using little more than a cordless drill with the proper drill bits. No matter what side of the receiver you need to machine or drill, these setup blocks will insure you hold your receiver flat and square every time. The blocks have a black anodized finish, so you will be able to use these blocks many times.  This is the same mil-spec anodized finish that the military uses, so you know it will last a very long time.  

The blocks are shipped with a quick start instruction sheet to assist you in using your blocks for the first time. You can also view the tutorial at this link CNC Gunsmithing Jig Tutorial.  More details about the jig can be found at this link.

This AR15 jig will save you time and money.  No more trashing a receiver because you drilled a hole off position or at an angle. This is a must have for finishing an AR-15 receiver the EASY WAY!  Get yours now at this very reasonable price.

Due to the increase interest of the .308 AR rifle, I have developed an AR10™ / DPMS (.308) drill jig.  No longer will you have to modify your AR15 jig in order to complete a .308 AR lower receiver.  The AR10™ jig is based on the exact same concept as my AR15 jig so you can reference the AR15 tutorial at the top of the page for details on how to use the jig.  Please also reference the AR10™ blueprint for holes that differ from the AR15 lower receivers.

The AR10™ jig will work perfectly with my AR10™ lower receivers.  However, if you are wanting to complete a DPMS style lower receiver, then you need to note the following.  The front and rear take down pins and the bolt catch detent hole are not in the exact same location on the DPMS and the AR10™ style lowers.  In order to drill the hammer and trigger holes, use the proper size drill or gauge and insert them into the selector hole and mag catch hole of the jig and receiver.  With these two reference points, you can then drill the hammer and trigger holes.  

The AR15 milling adapter kit will work perfectly with this .308 jig. So it is now just as easy to remove the material from the AR10™ and DPMS lowers as what it has been with the AR15 lowers.