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I was just cruising gunbroker.com looking at uppers. I found a guy on there selling uppers (appears very used) that are cut in half. Am I missing something or are these really that desirable?

 

[Guest]

Got a link? I'm trying to picture what you are describing, but it's not working. Granted I'm still getting coffee in my blood, and coming up to operating speed.

 

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http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=92691428

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=92691696

 

[Guest]

Lol, those are worthless, I really can't believe someone is trying to sell those.

You really meant cut in half.

 

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What the hell is the point of that? Why would anyone want them?

 

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Looks like the second one sat in a pond for 20 years:shock: I agree....why would anyone buy one of these, and why would the seller assume that someone would for $30?

 

[Guest]

put some good ol JB weld on there.. good as new!!!

 

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He won't get 30.00 for those, maybe .30 at a scrap yard if he's lucky.

 

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That's what the military does when they are "done" with a M16 or other part. They "demill" them, in other words cut it in half or more pieces.

 

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That's what the military does when they are "done" with a M16 or other part. They "demill" them, in other words cut it in half or more pieces.

But why is somebody trying to sell them for $30, they are useless.

 

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I was expecting them to be cut laterally, like a demo model, so you can see how it works. But those are just ugly $35 paper weights.

 

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Now come on these are Colt uppers. I'm sure they are better than the tier 2 or 3 uppers we have on our functional AR's, even if they are cut in half. Just ask on the other board I'm sure someone will agree.:razz::razz::razz: