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Precisely machine your AR9 80% lower with the right tools and jig.
Completing your AR9 or 9mm PCC build means getting the 80% lower cut and drilled just right. These new receiver blanks work with AR-15 lower parts kits, though their external shape and dimensions differ slightly because of their proprietary design and smaller, Glock-compatible mag well. To ensure proper fitment and cutting of the fire control cavity for the LPK, it is recommended you select one of the AR9 jigs above. Each jig includes the necessary tooling (drill bits and end mill bits) to complete your lower for final assembly.
First time building a PCC? Here's the AR9 Build & Ballistics Guide.
We strive to keep costs low for every "from-scratch" AR build, and the AR9 is no different. If you want to complete your receiver blank on a budget (without sacrificing quality) stick with the Universal Polymer 80% AR-15/AR9 Jig. At around the $50 price point, you get all the cutting and drilling templates required, plus quality HSS bits for precision results.
Or, if you're the shooter who wants to build multiple ARs in the future (who doesn't?) consider the bomb-proof AR15/AR9 Elite Builder Jig. Made from hardened steel plates with high-speed drill bushings, this lower's capable of spitting out numerous forged or billet lowers for the AR9 and AR-15 and also includes all the required bits for completing your receiver.
Regardless of which jig you select, you'll receive all the necessary tooling for completing your 80% lower:
To ensure your workstation is properly equipped for cutting and drilling your receiver blank, we strongly recommend investing in the following:
Contrary to federal law, some states have either restricted or banned the sale, transfer, and ownership of 80% lowers, firearm blanks, and other gun parts. Because of these restrictions, we cannot ship our products to certain states. Please confirm whether your state is restricted on our Shipping & Return Policy before placing an order. We cannot fulfill orders to restricted states if placed.
Your custom AR9 build awaits.
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