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My 300 blkout SBR has been completed. This will be home defense or truck gun.

I saw that skull lower at a gun show and went a little nuts. It is heavier than most lowers, combined with the all metal mvb stock, it tips the scale at over 8.8 lbs with suppressor. Which feels heavy for a sbr.

8.5" rainer barrel
ALG trigger
Saker 7.62 suppressor and muzzle brake
mvb stock
raptor charging handle
midwest industries handguard
Cryptic Bcg

If you are in the Market for a short stock I would recommend the LWRC ultra compact stock kit, over the mvb. Cheaper, lighter, very comfortable, and short

Nice looking setup!

who makes that lower?, that thing is cool!

Weg wrote:who makes that lower?, that thing is cool!

https://sharps-bros.myshopify.com/

psijac wrote:My 300 blkout SBR has been completed. This will be home defense or truck gun.

I saw that skull lower at a gun show and went a little nuts. It is heavier than most lowers, combined with the all metal mvb stock, it tips the scale at over 8.8 lbs with suppressor. Which feels heavy for a sbr.

8.5" rainer barrel
ALG trigger
Saker 7.62 suppressor and muzzle brake
mvb stock
raptor charging handle
midwest industries handguard
Cryptic Bcg

That receiver must be really heavy, because my 10.5" SBR built on Spikes Gen II Billet receiver halves and a 10.5" Rainier barrel weighs 6 lbs unsuppressed, and 7 lbs with the suppressor attached..........and I have a longer barrel.

Wait....how much weight does that buttstock assembly add? Mine has the MFT Minimalist stock, which is really light.

psijac wrote:

Weg wrote:who makes that lower?, that thing is cool!

https://sharps-bros.myshopify.com/

Spikes Tactical makes one just like it too: http://www.spikestactical.com/the-jack- ... -1324.html. And for the same price...... which tells me that someone else is manufacturing them and branding them for Spikes or Sharps Bros.

The Spikes version:


The Sharps version:


They're identical except for the Spikes branding on theirs.

Is it just my old eyes or do both of those receivers look like where the safety goes there could be three settings? Safe, fire, and 3-round burst.

That looks cool.

That being said, I don't think that I would want the DA to hold that thing up in front of a jury if I ever had to use it.

I'd keep that for the range, showing to friends, and for hogs and use something else for social encounters.

C-dub wrote:Is it just my old eyes or do both of those receivers look like where the safety goes there could be three settings? Safe, fire, and 3-round burst.

It's late & I'm old but, I see the same thing.

They all do but most of them just don't mark them that way...

The Annoyed Man wrote:

psijac wrote:My 300 blkout SBR has been completed. This will be home defense or truck gun.

I saw that skull lower at a gun show and went a little nuts. It is heavier than most lowers, combined with the all metal mvb stock, it tips the scale at over 8.8 lbs with suppressor. Which feels heavy for a sbr.

8.5" rainer barrel
ALG trigger
Saker 7.62 suppressor and muzzle brake
mvb stock
raptor charging handle
midwest industries handguard
Cryptic Bcg

That receiver must be really heavy, because my 10.5" SBR built on Spikes Gen II Billet receiver halves and a 10.5" Rainier barrel weighs 6 lbs unsuppressed, and 7 lbs with the suppressor attached..........and I have a longer barrel.

Wait....how much weight does that buttstock assembly add? Mine has the MFT Minimalist stock, which is really light.

I had a loaded 20 round magazine when I weighed it so take about a pound off that

psijac wrote:I had a loaded 20 round magazine when I weighed it so take about a pound off that

That explains it!

What are you looking at cost wise to put together a suppressed SBR in 300 blkout?

ATF tax, suppressor, decent lower, etc?

Pawpaw wrote:

Got my two new stripped "Jolly Roger" lowers today: