Spectre Ballistics Light Practical Carbine - NR Receiver Set

[batwing]

Hi,
Just wondering if you are about to release an other batch soon?
Still patiently waiting on the pre order.
Been a long time... got the stickers in May!!!

 

[SpectreBallistics]

Hi,
Just wondering if you are about to release an other batch soon?
Still patiently waiting on the pre order.
Been a long time... got the stickers in May!!!

Yes we are. The next batch will be in a few days. The subsequent batch is right behind it and should be off to anodizing in a week or so hopefully.

 

[SpectreBallistics]

Emails have been sent out for this batch.

 

[SpectreBallistics]

We also still have some blem uppers available: https://spectreballistics.com/all-products/81-light-practical-carbine-upper-receiver-blem.html

 

[NavyShooter]

Well, I guess that means I didn't make the 3rd batch either.

 

[SpectreBallistics]

Well, I guess that means I didn't make the 3rd batch either.

Our next batch will be available really soon. We also expect to send out more emails in the coming days as there's always some cancellations.

 

[HotSoup]

In terms of OAL, whats the shortest barrel length that could be slapped on one of these.

 

[SpectreBallistics]

In terms of OAL, whats the shortest barrel length that could be slapped on one of these.

It depends on your stock and muzzle device.

 

[JC94]

Any luck with the 3D printed stock file for us?

 

[Fisselig]

In terms of OAL, whats the shortest barrel length that could be slapped on one of these.

Keep in mind these are approximate guesses.

If you're using a standard collapsible stock, you can probably get away with 10.5" with a 2" muzzle device.
If you're going to be using a folding stock I think you'll want a 16" barrel with a 2" muzzle device.

 

[SpectreBallistics]

Any luck with the 3D printed stock file for us?

Technically it is, but I haven't had time to finish printing it since our WK180C charging handle keep selling out as fast as we can make them. I can post the files tonight, but they might change moving forward. You will need some hardware and glue also.

 

[JC94]

Technically it is, but I haven't had time to finish printing it since our WK180C charging handle keep selling out as fast as we can make them. I can post the files tonight, but they might change moving forward. You will need some hardware and glue also.

Fair enough, I’m definitely ready for the files! Sounds like it’s time to add an ender 3 to the mix BTW. I just did and I’m blown away, out prints my $600 printer easily.

 

[SpectreBallistics]

Fair enough, I’m definitely ready for the files! Sounds like it’s time to add an ender 3 to the mix BTW. I just did and I’m blown away, out prints my $600 printer easily.

The files will be posted tonight.

Off topic: Creality printers (and their copies) are dangerous garbage that are trying to burn down your house. They ship from the factory with zero thermal runaway protections and basically all safeties disabled in the firmware. You absolutely need to re-flash them to enable thermal runaway protections and limit the +/- range on bed and hot end temps. The power supplies are also sketchy. The The Prusa MK3S is 2x the cost but about 10x better.

 

[Jmassecar]

I finally assembled mine today. Thanks so much for the instructions. Looks awesome too! I'll get some pics up. I have a question about eliminating the tiny amount of wobble between the upper and lower. The accuwedge doesn't work with the lower/upper. Is there something similar, a little shim I can mount on place between the lower and the lug for the rear take down pin?

 

[Dexter Morgan]

The accuwedge doesn't work with the lower/upper. Is there something similar, a little shim I can mount on place between the lower and the lug for the rear take down pin?

Try a little piece of electrical tape somewhere between the two halves.
It works surprisingly well on a lot of different upper/lower designs.

It might work on this one. And it won't cost you much to try it.

 

[Jmassecar]

Try a little piece of electrical tape somewhere between the two halves.
It works surprisingly well on a lot of different upper/lower designs.

It might work on this one. And it won't cost you much to try it.

Oh that's a good idea. I'm sure that will do it. Thanks.

 

[Sqr]

I finally assembled mine today. Thanks so much for the instructions. Looks awesome too! I'll get some pics up. I have a question about eliminating the tiny amount of wobble between the upper and lower. The accuwedge doesn't work with the lower/upper. Is there something similar, a little shim I can mount on place between the lower and the lug for the rear take down pin?

shims can be used.

 

[SpectreBallistics]

For those of you waiting for the 3d printable stock files, you can now get them though our site: https://spectreballistics.com/lpc/82-light-practical-carbine-3d-printable-stock.html

 

[JC94]

Yesss!! Looks awesome, Thanks.

 

[Ustauk]

For those of you waiting for the 3d printable stock files, you can now get them though our site: https://spectreballistics.com/lpc/82-light-practical-carbine-3d-printable-stock.html

Although this is designed for the LPC, would you object to this being used in other designs that use a buffer tube socket, but not the tube itself? Looks great!