Have an upper that I need a brake pinned/welded on. 

RTSP does this. No idea about cost.

Tier one defense does a nice job and they are pretty quick.  They are located in Mountainside though.  Prices are online.

 

http://www.tieronedefense.com/ar15-semi-auto-services-1.html

+1 for Tier 1

Thanks all, probably going to RTSP to shoot tomorrow, will ask them for their rates and keep Tier 1 in mind if I don't like RTSP's cost.

+2 for Tier 1

 

 

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If thats close to Monmouth, we do brakes

Tier one.

Tier One Defense. Mike is a great guy to deal with and does nice, tight work.

So do you have your answer yet. .

It's at Tier 1...The responses here started me on the path, the fact that the shop is <5 miles from my work sealed it.

 

The scene when I walked in made me smile, but would have given Mom's Demand Action members a heart attack - 2 little children sitting at the counter, coloring away in coloring books under a wall packed with "military style" AR's, Aug's, Shotguns, etc. etc. 

How much was it? I'll need one done soon

 

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Sounds great ! Happy to hear those kids are in a safe environment .

I know it doesn't apply anymore but +1 for the nice job Steve does on pinning.

 

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How much was it? I'll need one done soon

 

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 $50 pin and weld brake, $15 remove bayo lug

$50 pin and weld brake, $15 remove bayo lug

Hey DirtyDigz,

Im also getting ready to make a purchase of a barrel and muzzle brake along with a BCG.

Do I need to have barrel, break and BCG sent to FFL?

The barrel is threaded and the BCG Is a m16.

I know about the lower, but Im not sure about the threaded barrel and BCG

Parts are parts, nothing more.  What BCG you have makes no difference, just a part.  

So does that mean I can assemble the complete upper and then have it pinned and welded?

Or put on gas block, have it pinned and then finish assembly.

That sounds great! Thanks T Bill...

My bad, don't forget the barrel nut also.