Molon Labe Rifles 80% Lower Receiver | Laser Engraved AR-15

Original price was: $149.95.Current price is: $64.95.

Molon Labe with crossed rifles laser engraved on a mil-spec 7075-T6 AR-15 80% lower. Black anodized, multi-cal. Third Molon Labe variant — rifles instead of Spartan or skull.

Standard Generic Left Side Engraving

MADE IN U.S.A. MODEL: DT-15 CAL: MULTI SER: DT(ORDERNUMBER)

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Molon Labe with crossed AR-15 rifles — engraved on the right magwell of a 7075-T6 forged 80% lower. Where the Spartan variant uses a helmet and the Skull version uses a death’s head, this one pairs the motto directly with rifles. It’s the most literal interpretation of “Come and Take Them” in the Molon Labe series.

Who This Is For

Builders who want the Molon Labe motto with a gun-forward design rather than classical or skull imagery. The crossed rifles make the point directly — no historical reference needed to understand it. Rounds out the Molon Labe collection alongside the Spartan (5136) and Skull (5134) variants.

Specs and Construction

Forged from 7075-T6 aluminum, machined to mil-spec tolerances, and black hard-coat anodized (Type III). Marked Model DT-15, Cal Multi, Made in U.S.A. Compatible with all standard AR-15 mil-spec components. The engraving sits on the right side of the magazine well — permanent and clean on the anodized surface.

Engraving Details

The design is laser engraved on the right side of the magazine well. Fire/Safe selector markings are not included. Optional left-side engraving adds a personal ID mark in the format DT + your order number — for your reference only, no records are kept or reported. Custom text is reproduced exactly as entered; limit 15 characters per line.

Completing Your 80% Lower

This ships as an 80% lower — the fire control pocket is unmachined and classified as a non-firearm. You’ll need a drill press or router jig to finish it. Daytona Tactical carries jig kits and 80% lower accessories to complete your build.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Molon Labe variant is most popular?
The Spartan helmet version tends to get the most attention, but the Rifles version is the most direct 2A statement of the three. All three sit on the same mil-spec 7075-T6 platform.

What does Molon Labe mean?
“Come and Take Them” — the defiant reply attributed to King Leonidas of Sparta when ordered to lay down weapons at Thermopylae. Widely used as a pro-Second Amendment phrase.

Does this require a background check?
No — 80% lower, ships as a non-firearm. No FFL transfer required.

Weight 2 lbs

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