I reported in February that Anvil Arms, an AR-15 manufacturer, had gone out of business. On the 10th Olesby Auctioneers will be auctioning off their inventory, guns, suppressors, ammo and machinery. If you wanted to buy your own AR-15 manufacturing setup, now is your opportunity!
[ Many thanks to Matt (of WeaponsCache forum) for emailing me the link. ]
KC, from what I can see from the pictures, they’re all stamped with Anvil’s logo, which makes me think they’re newer models.
That is one law we need to expend some political capital on to repeal. Heck, just drop the 86 rule and it’d help.
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0they have a LOT of M16s and M16 lowers. I wonder if they are transferable pre ’86 M16s?
the more I look through them the less likely it seems, I’m assuming the AA16 lowers are for Law Enforcement and cannot be sold to civilians.
0 0Ill take there semiauto PKM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
0 0I’m saddened to see Anvil go out of business. I helped manage the back end of their website and knew the owner personally. They also did the engraving on my lower and it’s really sad there’s not another service like that locally.
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KC, from what I can see from the pictures, they’re all stamped with Anvil’s logo, which makes me think they’re newer models.
That is one law we need to expend some political capital on to repeal. Heck, just drop the 86 rule and it’d help.
they have a LOT of M16s and M16 lowers. I wonder if they are transferable pre ’86 M16s?
the more I look through them the less likely it seems, I’m assuming the AA16 lowers are for Law Enforcement and cannot be sold to civilians.
Ill take there semiauto PKM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I’m saddened to see Anvil go out of business. I helped manage the back end of their website and knew the owner personally. They also did the engraving on my lower and it’s really sad there’s not another service like that locally.