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When dealing with the undead make sure you have the right kit. Lantac Dragon on the pointy end in 28 Years Later.
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Retro XM177E1 receivers are finished. More info soon....
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Got to give the Onyx some appreciation. Love it
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XM177E1 (COLT 609) Replica.
Op1 is finished and we are moving onto Op2. More updates soon....
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Need a brake for your AK?
Check out JaegerZ999 and his zero recoil AK545 running our Lantac Dead Air Suppressor Mount with the same tech found in our DGNAK47B muzzle brake...
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L119A2 with a Lantac E-BCG Bolt Carrier Group. Way back in 2016...
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3D Printing is a vital tool for product development.
Lantac LA-M4 Battle Raven in early stages of design.
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Lantac Onyx Receiver Set...
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You cannot purchase extruded 7075-T6 so these special project handguards were deep hole drilled and then wire EDM cut out of a massive block of 7075-T6. We then machined the outer surfaces and cut M-Lok slots. Probably the strongest handguards on the planet....
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That L119A2 with the Lantac E‑BCG brings back 2016 when I built my own rifle and learned that the bolt carrier group is the real engine of the gun because a good BCG fixes jams that people wrongly blame on magazines or ammo. I swapped mine and felt the recoil smooth out right away, which helps when you are running fast drills or ringing steel at range. The L119A2 is great but that BCG makes it sing, and I have noticed similar cycling improvements with pinty airguns during practice sessions where reliability keeps you from throwing your gun in the dirt. My honest advice is to match that BCG with a quality buffer spring and keep your chamber spotless because carbon builds up fast and ruins even the best parts. Lube the cam pin well because it takes more abuse than you think. For serious work or competition the Lantac pays off, but for weekend plinking a well staked mil‑spec carrier does the job and leaves money for a better trigger or optic instead.