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Posted by Modulus Arms Product Team on 4th May 2026

Easy Jig Gen 4 Feature Categories

Easy Jig Gen 4 Feature Categories

Modulus Arms has been a leader in 80 lower jig development and router-based tooling since 2014. Easy Jig Gen 4 is the current-generation multi-platform router jig from 80% Arms, sold through Modulus. When you search the name, you want feature categories you can compare against Gen 3 listings and competing multi-platform jigs.

Easy Jig Gen 4 feature categories include universal multi-platform support (AR-15, AR-9, AR-45, DPMS Gen 1 .308), quick platform conversion via rear buffer plate adjustment, published router compatibility lists, reduced-drilling marketing claims, built-in measuring gauges, bearing-supported end mill durability language, and optional starter kit bundling. Verify live SKU inventory at Modulus before purchase.

Gen 4 Product Listings at Modulus

Modulus lists Easy Jig Gen 4 products in /80-lower-jigs:

SKU Listing role
80% Arms Easy Jig Gen 4 Multiplatform Jig fixture listing
Easy Jig Gen 4 Starter Kit Bundled starter configuration

Inventory status changes on live pages. Treat category presence as the starting point and confirm availability before ordering.

Easy Jig Gen 4 is a third-party router jig family. It uses 80% Arms documentation and Modulus category support—not the Router Jig Extreme SpeedMill ecosystem.

Feature Category 1: Truly Universal Platform Support

Gen 4 product pages describe one jig finishing multiple platform families without additional adapter pieces:

Platform Product-page label
AR-15 Rifle-platform baseline
AR-9 Pistol-caliber carbine
AR-45 Large-caliber pistol platform
DPMS Gen 1 .308 Large-frame pattern language

Platform conversion is marketed as a rear buffer plate adjustment rather than separate adapter SKUs. That is a major Gen 4 buyer feature—breadth without add-on platform kits.

For DPMS Gen 1 terminology depth, see AR-10 vs LR-308 vs DPMS Gen 1 Terms. For multi-platform shopping context, see Multi-Platform Jigs.

Feature Category 2: Router Compatibility Breadth

Gen 4 marketing describes testing with many common handheld routers and compatibility with full-size routers when an adapter is used. This category splits into:

Sub-category Buyer meaning
Handheld router list Verify your router model appears on the product page
Full-size router support Adapter requirement—not automatic fit
No drill press requirement Router-first fixture category

Router compatibility is jig-family specific. See Router Compatibility for 80 Lower Jigs for cross-family concepts, then return to the Gen 4 product page for Easy Jig-specific notes.

Feature Category 3: Fast Setup and Fixture Handling

Product pages group convenience features:

  • Built-in measuring gauges (reduced separate measuring tool reliance)
  • Quick lower insertion and removal without side wall disassembly
  • Reduced drilling marketing vs older fixture generations
  • Handheld drill + router workflow (no drill press marketing emphasis)

This guide does not reproduce operational sequences. The buyer takeaway is fixture handling efficiency as a product positioning category.

Feature Category 4: Durability and Wear-Surface Design

Gen 4 durability language includes:

Component theme Marketing claim category
Bearing-supported end mill End mill avoids direct jig contact for wear reduction
Hardened steel drill guides Long bushings in sidewalls
Extended service life Wear-surface minimization positioning

Durability categories matter alongside replacement support. Easy Jig Gen 3 has a dedicated Gen 3 replacement parts category at Modulus. Confirm Gen 4 replacement paths on live pages or through support—do not assume Gen 3 SKUs interchange without verification.

Feature Category 5: Starter Kit vs Jig-Only Purchase

The Gen 4 line splits into fixture-only and starter kit listings:

Purchase path Typical buyer question
Gen 4 Multiplatform jig Already owns compatible tooling?
Gen 4 Starter Kit Needs bundled tooling/accessories in one SKU?

Starter kit naming aligns with broader Modulus terminology explained in 80 Lower Jig Kit vs Tool Kit vs Starter Kit. Read each listing's included-components section before assuming parity with Gen 3 starter kits.

Feature Category 6: Gen 4 vs Gen 3 Comparison Context

Modulus still lists Easy Jig Gen 3 Multi-Platform alongside Gen 4 products. Gen 3 product pages describe similar multi-platform support and router compatibility themes.

Comparison angle Buyer note
Generation label Gen 4 is the newer product generation in category listings
Platform list Both describe AR-15, AR-9, AR-45, and .308 language
Replacement parts Gen 3 has a visible Modulus replacement category
Purchase timing Verify which generation matches current inventory and support

Gen 4 vs Gen 3 is a product generation comparison—not a materials or legal question. Pick the live SKU that matches your tooling and support expectations.

Feature Category 7: Product-Page Disclaimers and Special Features

Gen 4 product pages include feature language about mil-spec M16 fire control group pocket cutting and associated disclaimers. At the buyer literacy level:

  • Treat special feature callouts as product capability categories
  • Read disclaimer blocks on the live page without interpreting them as legal advice
  • Escalate questions to manufacturer support when feature intent is unclear

This article does not analyze regulatory status. It maps feature categories so shoppers know what product-page sections mean.

Support and Verification Checklist

Before purchasing Easy Jig Gen 4:

  1. Confirm live SKU: Multiplatform vs Starter Kit
  2. Match your router to the product-page compatibility list
  3. Verify platform labels against your blank type
  4. Check replacement-parts availability for your generation
  5. Compare against Router Jig Pro if cross-shopping multi-platform jigs

FAQ

What is Easy Jig Gen 4?

Easy Jig Gen 4 is 80% Arms' current-generation multi-platform router jig, sold through Modulus, marketed for AR-15, AR-9, AR-45, and DPMS Gen 1 .308 platform support.

What is the difference between Gen 4 Multiplatform and Gen 4 Starter Kit?

Multiplatform is the jig fixture listing. Starter Kit is a bundled configuration—verify included components on each live product page.

Does Easy Jig Gen 4 use SpeedMill?

No. SpeedMill belongs to the Router Jig Extreme ecosystem. Easy Jig uses its own tooling documentation on 80% Arms product pages.

How does Gen 4 compare to Gen 3?

Both are multi-platform Easy Jig generations with overlapping platform marketing. Gen 4 is the newer listing generation. Verify live inventory and replacement support before choosing.

Where do Easy Jig replacement parts live?

Gen 3 has Gen 3 replacement parts at Modulus. Confirm Gen 4 replacement paths on live pages or through support.

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