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Ghost Gunner 3 allows you to manufacture firearms with confidence and ease, in the privacy of your own home. GG3 removes material 5 times faster than GG2 and the new unibody construction provides greater rigidity, drastically improving finished part quality.

The custom spindle is powered by a specially designed closed-loop digital VFD, which sets a new standard in desktop CNC machining. GG3 ships with code to complete 80% AR-15, AR-308, M1911, and Polymer 80 frames frames. All existing jigs are compatible with GG3.

Ghost wrote:That’d be fun to play with but I can’t justify enough builds for one.

jdege wrote:

Ghost wrote:That’d be fun to play with but I can’t justify enough builds for one.

True enough.
But I could see buying one, finishing half-a-dozen lowers, then selling it.
I figured six finished lowers would suffice for all the builds I might do for a good many years.

Ghost wrote:

jdege wrote:

Ghost wrote:That’d be fun to play with but I can’t justify enough builds for one.

True enough.
But I could see buying one, finishing half-a-dozen lowers, then selling it.
I figured six finished lowers would suffice for all the builds I might do for a good many years.

I could see that.

It’s great for those people that want number free lowers though.

And maybe for those that don’t already have truckloads of AR’s.

Holland&Holland wrote:

Ghost wrote:

jdege wrote:True enough.
But I could see buying one, finishing half-a-dozen lowers, then selling it.
I figured six finished lowers would suffice for all the builds I might do for a good many years.

I could see that.

It’s great for those people that want number free lowers though.

And maybe for those that don’t already have truckloads of AR’s.

How many constitute a truck load?

crbutler wrote:$2100 for a CNC mill with software? I'm not in the machining business, but that seems dangerously cheap.

Gotta be a catch somewhere. Yes, it's small, which may be some of the price issue, I'd be a bit concerned about its tolerances as well.

The other part that it's an advance deposit makes me question risk of nondelivery.

As always, caveat emptor.

Bearcatrp wrote:If someone had the bucks, got several orders placed with them, would make there money back quick. Could use a few myself.

Bearcatrp wrote:If someone had the bucks, got several orders placed with them, would make there money back quick. Could use a few myself.

jdege wrote:According to current ATF regs, lending your tools to someone else for them to make a firearm...is verboten.

yukonjasper wrote:What if mNGuntalk LLP bought it and the members all used it?