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Thanks for posting this. Too bad I'm overseas at the moment and have no way to close the deal or I would jump on it.

Good info. Thanks. i saw a acme import one on ebay a while ago but they don't list them any more and ima only has the DAK one's, any body have any current source for repops or anybody have a extra they want to sell I would contact Acme Imports directly and order the sling. http://www.acmeimportsintl...

I've seen and held MG42's in dark gray park, probably a form of the zinc version. Problem is to determine if it was an original finish or a refinish done at a later date. Most I've seen were blued.

I have a 25 year old Dremel that is still going strong but bought a Black and Decker at an outlet store that I now use for heavy stuff to save wear on my Dremel. I have a Harbor Freight air grinder as discussed above that I use for tight places as well. I too consider it a throw away item but it has...

Try rubbing it with a rag and some automatic transmission fluid. It sometimes works for me.

bil... If I could just get some time I have been taking pics of the steps & process of re-welding a IMA rear receiver I will be posting it up for people to use I have done 8 of them so far & they all came out excellent . I'm anxiously awaiting you post on this. I have the pieces cleaned up and want...

[quote="rocco1911"]bil... If I could just get some time I have been taking pics of the steps & process of re-welding a IMA rear receiver I will be posting it up for people to use I have done 8 of them so far & they all came out excellent . I'm anxiously awaiting you post on this. I have the pieces c...

I've also dealt with Karl and he is a straight shooter. I will continue to do so in the future.

Thanks for posting this. I've been pondering the question for a while without taking any action. Now I have something to do tomorrow.

Really Nice! Have fun with it.

I was in for three springs. Please donate the money to this site. A good cause.

Bil wrote:Tanker-is a case two of the 380 round tins? This morning I saw some of the Romy tins for $76,thats .20 per round.How does this compare to anything anyone has seen lately? ---bil

Inquiring minds wonder where this ammo might be listed for sale at this price. Thanks.

There is also a link here on the site somewhere?? about a StuG that was dug up over there-there have been several as the prices go up and the technology gets better.All I ever dug up in my yard was the septic tank! :( ---bil Let's see, Bil -- --Germany made the Panther tank, --The US made the Sherm...

I saw them offered somewhere, think may be it was Gun Parts.

MGMike wrote:I think Sarco has them.

MikeD

I like it. A simple, low cost solution. I want one.

I'll take 3. Let me know where to send the funds. Thanks.

Here are the photos of one of mine.

Got the manuals, just can't find them when I need them to sound erudite. I usually think of the pieces as the trunnion thus my mistake.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think you're referring to the cam "pieces" rather than cam "sections." The cam pieces are the squarish machined parts that fit around the receiver just aft of the rear sight. The cam sections are part of the receiver where the cam pieces attach. The cam sections are u...

I wonder if during the course of the war the tooling to stamp the receivers varied some due to the press of business and allied air raids thus causing the dimensions to vary slightly. I read somewhere that most of the receiver blanks were stamped out by one company but I don't know how many stamping...