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5-axis CNC milling drawing: Al 7075-T6 block with pockets, toolpath and dimensions
CNC for Firearms

Billet receivers. Precision triggers. ITAR registered.

CNC machining for firearms manufacturers and specialty builders. AR-platform upper and lower receivers, bolt carriers, triggers, specialty components, suppressor internals. Billet 7075 aluminum, 4140 steel, stainless. ITAR registered. Prototype through production.

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Technical plate for Billet receivers. Precision triggers. ITAR registered.
How we run it

CNC for firearms

Firearms industry work requires precision, consistent quality, and compliance with US export regulations. We serve established manufacturers and startup builders.

3-7 daysTypical lead time
MOQ 1No minimum quantity
<4 hQuote response
ISO 9001Quality system
01 · Firearms parts

Firearms components we machine.

AR platform receivers

AR-15 and AR-10 upper and lower receivers. Billet 7075 aluminum, Type III hardcoat anodize.

Bolt carrier groups

Bolt carriers, bolts, cam pins, firing pins. Heat treated and Parkerized for standard military finish.

Triggers

Single-stage and 2-stage triggers, trigger shoes, hammers. Hardened tool steel for trigger pull consistency.

Handguards

Free-float handguards with M-LOK or KeyMod mounting. Lightweight skeletonized designs.

Trigger guards

Billet trigger guards for AR platforms and custom applications.

Pistol grips

Billet aluminum grip frames for custom pistol and rifle builds.

Suppressor components

Suppressor tubes, baffles, endcaps. 17-4 PH precipitation hardening for strength.

Muzzle devices

Muzzle brakes, compensators, flash hiders. Precision thread pattern matching.

Optic mounts

Scope rings, mounting bases, picatinny rails. Precision interface for optics mounting.

Firearms industry work requires precision, consistent quality, and compliance with US export regulations. We serve established manufacturers and startup builders.

02 · Firearms customers

Firearms customers we serve.

Firearms manufacturers

FFL-licensed firearms manufacturers — production volumes

Defense contractors

Military and defense contractors — ITAR-compliant work

Suppressor manufacturers

NFA-regulated suppressor manufacturers

Custom gunsmiths

Custom rifle builders, high-end competition firearms

Training companies

Training-use firearms and modifications

Police & government

Law enforcement and government agency contractors

Aftermarket parts

Aftermarket firearms accessories manufacturers

Competition shooting

3-gun, PRS competition equipment manufacturers

Hunting industry

Hunting firearms and accessories manufacturers

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FAQ

Billet receivers — questions

ITAR registration and compliance?

PifyC is ITAR-registered for receiving controlled firearms technical data from US customers. Compliant with USML Category I (firearms, close assault weapons, and combat shotguns). Customer must be US person (citizen, permanent resident) or have appropriate export license. Finished parts shipped back to US customer — customer is re-exporter of record. We maintain ITAR-controlled workflow with access controls and file security.

Prototype vs production firearms work?

Prototypes: design validation, pilot production, specialty/custom builds. Small quantities (1-50 units), higher per-part cost. Production: established design, ongoing volume. Hundreds to thousands of units. Lower per-part cost with amortized setup. We support both — prototype work transitions smoothly to production when designs validated.

Type III hardcoat anodize for AR receivers?

Type III (hardcoat) anodize: 50-75 µm thick, 300-500 HV hardness, much more durable than Type II decorative anodize. Military spec MIL-A-8625 Type III. Limited color range (typically matte black, some grays). Standard for AR-platform receivers due to wear resistance. We provide Type III anodize as standard on firearms receivers.

Material traceability for firearms?

Material certificates per EN 10204 3.1 standard on all firearms orders. Mill heat traceability for 7075 aluminum and 4140/4140 steel. For ATF compliance (firearms serialization), we mark receivers with manufacturer serial numbers per customer specification. Records retained indefinitely for ATF audit support.

Suppressor component manufacturing?

Suppressor tubes, baffles, endcaps in 17-4 PH stainless or titanium. Precision thread interfaces for barrel mounting. Heat treatment to appropriate condition (H900 or H1025 for 17-4 PH). Nitride treatment for corrosion resistance. NFA manufacturing requires FFL license on customer side — we machine components per customer specification.

Lead times for firearms parts?

Small batch (10-50 parts): 2-4 weeks. Production runs (100-1000 parts): 4-8 weeks. New prototype development: 6-10 weeks including multiple iterations. Rush service available for customers with production deadlines. Our ITAR-registered status means we can work directly with US customers without export license complications.

5-axis CNC milling drawing: Al 7075-T6 block with pockets, toolpath and dimensions

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