Maccabee Defense SLR Non-Restricted Receiver Set [WAIT LIST]

[edge9382]

Does anyone know who ATRS uses?
Knowing that would make a bare set more attractive.

From what I understand, they use Anderson Anodizing in Edmonton.

[Dr. Hunter]

Oh wow they're very close to me. Might try to get a raw set then or something lol.

[edge9382]

Oh wow they're very close to me. Might try to get a raw set then or something lol.

Definitely talk to them first and see if they'll do it, and what the cost would be. Getting a single receiver done could potentially be expensive.

[Bert_PL]

I would be all in for a bare receiver set.

[BattleRife]

It seems strange that there is such mystery around who is doing anodizing work, and for whom. Spectral Finishing in Surrey shows Dlask Arms, along with a picture of a carbine, right on their major clients web page, I would have thought that would be the norm.

[luciferco]

Option C: accept delivery of bare receivers to be finished by the customer to their own specs?

(Edit: with the proportionate discount of course!)

This would be my choice. But the discount have to be proportional. Minus $150 - 200 at lease?

[frabill]

So going rate on the EE is $1500obo for these sets eh lol

[m_falafel]

So going rate on the EE is $1500obo for these sets eh lol

I just bought one last night at this price. I probably see it from another angle than you. I chose not to buy into the presale and wait for soneone to sell it when they come out, knowing that I would pay a «#premium#».

I didn’t suffer from any anguish waiting more than a year for my receiver like most of you and I will get mine before the end of next week, so probably before 99% of all thise who chose the pre-sale And at 1500$, I’m still looking at a final price of about 2500$ for an almost real ar-15, which is better than any other NR option at the moment if you consider that wannabe AR’s like the Rob Arms, B&T, X95, ACR, etc cost the same or more and don’t have even 1% of the customisation possibilities of the AR.

Taking all of that into cosideration, the 500$ premium is a small price to pay to skip ahead of the line and preserve my mental health lol

[Hhutch]

I just bought one last night at this price. I probably see it from another angle than you. I chose not to buy into the presale and wait for soneone to sell it when they come out, knowing that I would pay a «#premium#».

I didn’t suffer from any anguish waiting more than a year for my receiver like most of you and I will get mine before the end of next week, so probably before 99% of all thise who chose the pre-sale And at 1500$, I’m still looking at a final price of about 2500$ for an almost real ar-15, which is better than any other NR option at the moment if you consider that wannabe AR’s like the Rob Arms, B&T, X95, ACR, etc cost the same or more and don’t have even 1% of the customisation possibilities of the AR.

Taking all of that into cosideration, the 500$ premium is a small price to pay to skip ahead of the line and preserve my mental health lol

Still waited more than a year and paid +50% premium to get the first blemished receivers off the line. Not sure about your mental health lol

[45ACPKING]

It seems strange that there is such mystery around who is doing anodizing work, and for whom. Spectral Finishing in Surrey shows Dlask Arms, along with a picture of a carbine, right on their major clients web page, I would have thought that would be the norm.

Joseph Dlask referred me to Spectral a few years back and thier work and service is top shelf. They have a minimum 50 pc run size last time I used them so guys wanting to get one receiver done are out of luck there but pretty sure they can handle larger production.