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it appears you have your cam section on upside down and backwards.

as for the halves read my tutorial on the cam section repair sections, that will show you how to weld up the halves, then copy the slots form the 100% one.

I don't know how the mg34 came into this discussion, the mg15 internals are almost identical to the solothurn that is also called the mg30 I think. the big difference is it is fed from and ejects from the side , not the top and bottom like the mg15. I am making a receiver for this build, it is being...

if you take a few minutes to look you will find tutorials for doing the build

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Bil wrote:VERY NICE!! These are a real good looking gun,and I look forward to seeing your progress.I only wish there was a SA setup for the 15! ---bil

there will be!

Several months ago therre was an article in SGN about the Solothurn, it looks kind of like an mg34 but has a magazine instead of a belt. basically this gun internally is an mg15 on its side. I have been wanting to build one and now that I have a HF mini lathe I have started. I have the shroud done a...

ohio rapid fire had side folders for 450.00

I will have 6 inserts ready to ship by friday for those of you who only want an insert. it will be a couple of weeks for the extensions.

mp40guy wrote:I was reading this thread and was wondering where do you get these wolf parts?
I tried googleing them with no luck and there is no link in the canteen.

brownells sells them.

pupwag wrote:Could I just get the firing pin assy and tube?

I am only selling the finished assemblys

I have ground so much off the bolt and hammer that Im afraid to go any further. How much do I have to take off? As it is, Ive already removed the entire raised face of the hammer.....how much can I take off until it doesnt have enough driving mass to pop the primers? If you are smashing the fcg par...

you have a clearance problem. the hammer is riding on the bottom of the bolt carrier to much. you need to fix that.

your parts were returned. I need a good address. pm or email me thanks

MG34Biker wrote:Pirate,
What are the chances of getting a converted bolt assy back in my hands by March 10th?

I can try but no guarantees. I bought a little lathe yesterday to be able to make some of the parts myself. that will speed things up somewhat.

Bil wrote:You pay taxes?? ---bil

yes, way to many! and I help support an accountant too!

flemgunner wrote:What does this include?
Glenn

The insert is shown in the photos in the thread below. I also have bolt extensions and can do the complete conversion.
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I have done mine by eye, with all the tapers etc it is tough to get measurements. if you fit all the parts as you go and eyeball it it will be straight.

I made a drill jig today and drilled a couple of solid base wedges. Results look good so I am going to make another run if there is enough interest. due to the extra work and cost for carbide tools the price will be $105.00 for the new insert assy. If you are interested post in this thread. It will ...

I got all the bolts done today and will start shipping tomorrow. for those of you who also sent grips I will start on them monday and will have them ready to ship mid week. once I have all the parts sent out I will start figuring out if it is feasable to drill some yugo wedges for the tube assembly....

flemgunner wrote:Can you possibly post a picture of this in the bolt? Im having a hard time visualizing how this works
Glenn

here is a photo in this thread, it is an inset that goes in the bolt.

If you are out of wedges can we send you some of our parts? The wedges I used for these have a hollow base. this allows the use of the tube for the striker assy. the tube serves 2 important functions, the first and most important is it ensures that the wedge is always straight giving a straight pat...