Learn how to install the AR-15 lower parts kit, start to finish! This guide covers how to install the fire control components (hammer, trigger, safety, springs, and pins), the magazine catch, bolt catch, pivot pin and takedown pin, and the buffer assembly. LINKS: - Grab a lower parts kit here: https://www.80-lower.com/lower-parts-kits/ - Written instructions available here: https://www.80-lower.com/80-lower-blog/how-to-install-the-ar15-lower-parts-kit/

In this video I finish out a Daytona Tactical 80% AR lower using a 5D Tactical Router Jig PRO. This was my 1st 80% lower I attempted to finish. Despite a couple hiccups, I managed to finish it & this is now on a finished firearm that functions great.

In this tutorial, viewers are taken through a comprehensive step-by-step process on how to finish the MUP-1 80% P320 frame, an essential skill for any firearm enthusiast interested in custom gunsmithing. I am an instructor at Freedom Crew University where I teach DIY Gunsmithing. The video covers everything from initial jig setup and frame insertion to the precise use of drilling and milling tools required to achieve a professionally finished product. Emphasis is placed on detailed instructions for using various tools like Dremel and drill bits, ensuring accuracy and safety throughout the process. This guide is perfect for those looking to customize their SIG P320 frame with precision and confidence. #### Topics Discussed - Overview of the MUP-1 80% P320 frame - Initial setup and safety considerations - Jig and frame assembly - Detailed bending, drilling, and cutting instructions - Finishing touches for a professional look #### Keywords MUP-1 80% P320 frame, DIY gunsmithing, firearm assembly, custom SIG builds, precision drilling, Dremel tool finishing. #### Episode Outline with Chapter Marks ``` 00:00:00 - Introduction to Finishing the MUP-1 80% P320 Frame 00:00:16 - Important Safety Information and Disclaimers 00:00:36 - Preparing the Jig and Frame for Assembly 00:01:02 - Inserting and Securing the Frame in the Jig 00:02:07 - Starting the Bending Process with the Top Plate 00:03:58 - Drilling Tips and Correct Speed Settings 00:05:52 - Removing Excess Material with Dremel Tools 00:07:43 - Fine-tuning and Adjusting the Slide Rails 00:10:27 - Assessing and Finishing the Frame Rails 00:13:50 - Overview of Next Steps: Installing the Lower Parts Kit 00:14:08 - Conclusion and Further Resources ``` Credits The Rogue Banshee Original Content Credit: Jason Schaller Email: jschaller@trb.fyi Disclaimer: The content provided by The Rogue Banshee, including but not limited to videos, articles, and images, is intended for informational and entertainment purposes only. All demonstrations and explanations are conducted legally within full compliance with local, state, and federal regulations and are executed in safe environments under professional supervision. The tools, gear, and products featured, used, or discussed are presented for informational purposes only. The Rogue Banshee is not responsible for any actions taken by individuals as a result of viewing or reading the content. Viewers and readers are encouraged to conduct their own research and act within the legal boundaries and safety guidelines of their respective locations. Affiliate Disclaimer: The Rogue Banshee participates in various affiliate marketing programs, which means we may get paid commissions on products purchased through our links to retailer sites. This is in accordance with FTC guidelines.

For exclusive discounts, coupons, and current deals visit my link tree here: https://linktr.ee/marinegunbuilder Marine Gun Builder covers all of the frame options offered by Polymer 80 and their corresponding compatibility with Glock Gen 3 Models. Viewers can download the charts on MGB's blog. For Reference see the below P80 Models and their Glock counterparts. Polymer 80 PF940sc - Glock Gen 3 G26, G27, G33 Polymer 80 PF940C - Glock Gen 3 G19, G23, G32 Polymer 80 Pf940V2 - Glock Gen3 G17, G22, G31 Polymer 80 PF940CL - Hybrid Glock G19, G23, G32, G17, G22, G31 Polymer80 PF9SS - Glock 43 Polymer 80 PF45 - Glock 20sf Glock 21sf The build community is a highly creative and innovative bunch of Patriots. There are many more configurations that Glock builders can create. A total expansive list, including adapting frames for later generations of Glock can be found on the blog.

This 5D Tactical router jig video will show you what comes with the 5D Tactical Multiplatform jig, as well as how to complete the 80% AR15 lower. This video has been altered from the original so that it fits YouTube Guidelines, if you would like to see the full video visit our website at www.trb.fyi. If you have ever wondered how to use the 5D Tactical Router Jig Pro, this video will show you. We have an article that we put the 80 Percent Arms Jig against the 5D Tactical Jig. Visit that article at https://trb.fyi/ar-jig-shootout-5d-tactical-vs-80-percent-arms The cheapest advertised price that we found on the Internet is from JSD Supply. Check out the 5D Tactical Jig here https://bit.ly/373D8aL If you like the work that we do here at The Rogue Banshee, please consider supporting us for free by clicking on our affiliate links at www.trb.fyi before purchasing gear, parts and tools or donating to us on Patreon. Your support allows us to continue to produce the quality content that you expect from us. Don't forget to spread the word on your favorite Social Media platform by clicking the sharing buttons below. Visit our channel for more content on gear and firearms. Also, remember to subscribe while you are there. Visit us at : http://www.trb.fyi http://www.facebook.com/TheRogueBanshee/ http://www.twitter.com/TheRogueBanshee http://www.patreon.com/TheRogueBanshee Video Index: Intro - 0:00 What comes with the 5D Tactical Jig Pro - 0:33 Step 1: How to install the 5D Tactical Jig buffer adapter - 2:23 Step 2: How to mount the AR lower to the How to install the 5D Tactical jig - 3:26 Step 3: Installing the 5D Tactical Jig side plates - 5:16 Step 4: Installing the drill guide onto the 5D Tactical jig - 6:30 Step 5: Router setup for the 5D Tactical Jig - 7:12 Step 6: Drilling the pilot hole using the 5D Tactical Jig - 9:17 Step 7: Milling the lower with the 5D Tactical Router Jig Pro- 10:24 Step 8: Drilling the safety, hammer and trigger pin holes using the 5D Tactical Jig side plates - 12:43 Step 9: Removing the receiver from the 5D Tactical Jig - 13:25 Does it work - 14:13

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