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When I was assembling my first one, I was hammering away at those rivets and I reminded me of when I was younger on the farm changing out the teeth on a swather. No matter how tight you riveted them after a year of not being changed (or less) they would get loose. When you look how they were origina...

You have yourself a nice addition to your collection. I would think you should be able to get up to $900 fot it if you list it properly on Gunbroker

Hello all, I am starting to assemble two new MG42s. I they are both early import kits. Both front receiver are intact from 5mm before the trunion to the flash hidder, so no trunion work or flash hider bushing. Which one is rarer? The first one is: 1943 MG42 149 c cra 2nd: D.F. 9167 d ar There is als...

I had feed problems with my TNW MG34. It was bending the round about every 10 rnds. Talked to the guys at TNW . They said look by the cams for nice shinny copper spots and file them down. Sure enough, it took care of the feed problem. I have had no other problems with my feed.

I am looking for another nice MG42 parts kit. The nicer the better.

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Hey guys. I need the two nuts for the grips. The guy who did the finish on my MG42 misplaced mine.

I used Ebay time to time, but it made me feel dirty. After this (Try a different word.), I am canceling my ebay account. That makes me sick! Our troops are doing there job and these scum bags are allowing the enemies to buy our gear to use against us. How patriotic

Here are some pics of my mg42 after taking it out. My wife lined up all the rifles I took to the range to prove I was crazy. I don't think so. Next time I take out the mg42 I will take some good pics of it.

My v2.0 works great. I welded in a solid rod threw the rear of the bolt body, welded both sides, milled out the center for the firing pin body, and milled the top for the bearing and retaining screw. Just looking for another empty bolt body and bolt extention to build a spare

I figured it was a fake, Just posted it so everyone can see it. There is a large write up on this guy in another post. How can he have good feedback when he is a crook? Isn't the feedback suposed to weed these guys out. I bet even his car has german proof marks and was used by the SS

Hey guys,

Found this auction. I was wondering if this is a correct rifle or a fake. Any help and advice would be great

http://www.auctionarms.com/search/displ ... um=8541201

Just wondering if anybody has a DP-28 receiver that would like to get rid of. I am looking for another one so I can complete my build.

I thought my computer just did not like this web site! Glad that its back up.

Congrats on the MG34. The grips are very easy to remove. Unscrew the two bolt on the bottom of the grips. Then slid them up to unlock the top pins. Good luck

I used the 100% WLA and had many issues with the charging handle. Everything works OK now. Please post some pics so we all can take a look and get you the info you need to stop you from pulling out all of your hair.

Looks like something is wrongggggg. Maybe just my computer. HA

Just wondering if you guys seen this on gunbroker. Gives props "You can check out http://www.mg42.us for all kinds of info on semi builds (Check the stickies) or buy the parts or pieces needed from "the Pirate" at http://www.projectguns.com. " http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=94524...

My Great Great Gandparents were germans that moved to russia to show them how to farm. When the russians started to round up the germans and execute them and that is when most of them moved to South Dakota. Where I grew up everyone was german and most still speak german russian. I know alittle but i...

http://www.sarcoinc.com sells them for $50. They have a rough phosphate finish and no locking key. Thay do clean up nice and the locks are easy to make. Definetly Post war from Israeli

Richard, I bought one of your receivers from MGS that was assembled. It looks like it might have been a completed M53. It was still in the nuded but had grease in the charging handle groove and on the inner rails. The front had a rough cut and the inside had metal filings. Do you know the story behi...